Chamfr
Max Lyuchin is an experienced web development professional with a strong focus on WordPress technologies. Currently serving as Development Team Lead at Chamfr since March 2023, Max previously held positions including Web Engineer at 10up and WordPress Developer at Press Foundry. Max's extensive background includes roles as Lead Developer at Oneclevercode.com and over 18 years of freelance work specializing in WordPress website development, theme creation, and plugin writing for a global clientele. Prior experiences include Director of Web Development at ABI Media, where responsibilities encompassed web design, backend development, and SEO for various media outlets, as well as positions in HTML and server-side programming at SymmetrixLab LLC and website production at Sotyx LLC. Max is a co-founder of April Team, contributing to idea generation and public relations. Educationally, Max holds an Engineer’s Degree in Informatics, Applied Math, Networking, and System Engineering from Vladimir State University, completed in 2002.
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Chamfr
Giving engineers an edge to innovate faster thousands of components, equipment & tools from lots of suppliers including Johnson Matthey, Teleflex and Viant. Chamfr is a female-owned medical device component marketplace founded by 3 co-founders who saw an unmet need in the industry. Engineers needed fast access to components for early stage development but were frustrated by long lead times and lack of accessibility to medical-grade components for early stage development. At Chamfr, we are not a single company trying to push our products. Instead, we give medical device engineers access to a wide range of in-stock components and technologies for prototyping to spur the development of innovative medical devices. This allows design engineers to launch their products faster by being able to iterate without long lead times and high-cost minimum orders. With thousands of components, equipment & tools from lots of suppliers, all in stock and ready to ship, Chamfr is kind of like an Amazon for medical device components.