Leo Kudryavtsev's Contact Details

Leo Kudryavtsev's Company Details

Softrange Technology, Inc.

Brookline, MA, US • 5 - 9 Employees
Technology Consulting/Tech Services

Softrange Technology, Inc. is U.S. based full-service IT consulting company specializing in Web and Mobile architecture and development with additional a development centers in Eastern Europe. The clients leverage our deep expertise in custom application system architecture for the cloud, application design and development, systems integration, big data solutions, and development services outsourcing. The company provided architecture, design, and coding service in the development of the following client systems: • Validated, HIPAA compliant Mobile (iOS, Android) App, adminWeb App, and backend services for a multi-tenant self-service SaaS Clinical Trial management system.• Developed architecture for the Medical Big Data Processing system for predictive analysis of multi-source clinical, insurance, and other related data to improve outcomes of treatments and medical organizations as a whole. • Architecture, design, and product management for the Patient Mobile App and Cloud Services for a system that communicates and controls control continuous insulin pump as well as integrates with continuous glucose monitor (CGM) system and diabetes data management (DMS) systems. • Developed a functional application for capturing drafts of building floor plans for Google Project Tango device for a client and proceeded with productizing the solution. • Designed a system that allows a client of a merchandising marketing management company to self manage and plan marketing campaigns for brick and mortar store chains.• Multiple mobile and web applications for clients in medical device, financial, entertainment, and other areas of business. • Multiple rapid development project that involved creation of functional prototype systems, both front and backend, and proof of concept implementation of various technologies.• Bluetooth Smart (BLE) integration directly with mobile devices and via integration systems, such as Qualcomm's 2net.