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What Employees Say
Our journey is not for everyone, but if you’d like to make a difference, hang with super smart people, and you aren't into company politics, we should talk.
We don't ride waves; we make them. Pioneering Software Intelligence since the 90's, we believe that we have the experience, ability, and tools that ensure no company, client or career should suffer due to bad software.
Great minds think alike. Well, maybe after a ton of coffee and arguing. But at the end of the day, we know working with the best people produces the best results. We work on the really hard problems because they usually make the most difference.
Not too big, not too small. We are a healthy, growing company that just added some funding, acquired a new product, have amazing partners and a lot more good news coming up.
In today’s world, CAST is a cultural unicorn; where the shareholders, the board, the founder, and our team are deeply committed to a long-term entrepreneurial spirit and mission.
If this seems intriguing to you, please let's talk.
Life at CAST
Testimonials
Damien, Product Management, France
“At CAST because I am the “boss” of my product. I have a vision of what I need to build and convey that to the scrum team.”
Arpita, Documentation and Training Manager, India
“CAST encourages innovative thinking and provides varied challenging opportunities to succeed and take on bigger responsibilities. It has been a good learning experience and great working in a team with people from different cultures and generations.”
Guillaume, Product Management, France
“As a product manager, my main task is to interconnect all necessary steps and parties during the product development process, overseeing that process from the first idea to its final realization. Depending on the project, the tasks of my daily work vary a lot. One crucial point is on the technical side, analyzer structure, modelization of the language pattern and technology and the specification of the analyzer features are important issues.”