Dmitry Vilchynskyi

Dmitry Vilchynskyi has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Dmitry is currently serving as the Global Head of Modern Engineering at Bristlecone, where they oversee the software engineering services organization in the field of digital supply chain transformation. In this role, Dmitry is responsible for P&L planning, business development strategy, B2B marketing, and R&D strategy for various industries. Dmitry has successfully developed and implemented digital infrastructure and security solutions, digital experience enhancement, product engineering, and digital commerce projects.

Prior to their current role, Dmitry held various positions at Luxoft. Dmitry served as the VP of Engineering, USA from 2019 to 2022, where they played a key role in the company's engineering operations. Dmitry also held the position of Energy Practice Director from 2008 to 2018, where they led the practice's operations and strategic direction. Dmitry has experience as an Engagement/Account Manager, ODC Site Manager, and QA/SEPG Manager at Luxoft.

Before joining Luxoft, Dmitry worked at Bonus Tec. as a Senior Project Manager/Test Manager, where they led and managed projects in a testing role. Dmitry also worked at Materialise, where they served as a Test Team Leader/Application Engineer responsible for leading the testing team and providing application engineering expertise.

Dmitry's early career includes working as an Engineer-Designer of Flight-Simulation Systems at O.K. Antonov Aviation Scientific Technical Complex and as a Team Leader/Developer at Technosoft-Service, where they gained experience in engineering design and software development.

Overall, Dmitry Vilchynskyi has demonstrated expertise in software engineering, project management, business development, and leadership roles throughout their career.

Dmitry Vilchynskyi earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Computer Software Engineering from LuxMBA in 2011. Prior to that, they completed a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the National Aviation University between 1992 and 1998.