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Integration of state-of-the-art application software
Sioux Technologies creates advanced application software for the high-tech industry, closely aligned with increasingly complex equipment and applications, and the ever-increasing demands they must meet. -
Bestwishes2023
Best wishes from Sioux for 2023. We look forward to bring more high-tech to life in the new-year! Check out our end-of-the-year video... -
Behind the scenes
Want to know what it is like to work at Sioux Technologies? Take a quick look behind the scenes at some of our EU offices. -
Medical innovation will help thousands of heart patients
Sioux Technologies, Wellinq and Echopoint Medical Ltd. are launching a revolutionary technology to detect heart disease: iKOr. This medical diagnostic device uses glass fibres and laser light to map blood flow very accurately in the tiny blood vessels around the heart. Traditional angiograms focus on the large coronary arteries where small details are not clearly visible. -
Tim Bertholet
Tim Bertholet started working at Sioux right after school, 18 years ago. He left, but also came back. He is now a senior software architect and is working towards a future as a system architect. -
Creating value
Daphne de Jong is a rising star in the world of big US tech companies. On her CV are sounding names, employers such as Amazon Prime Air, Google’s Waymo, SpaceX and Rivian. She was included in Forbes 30 under 30 five years ago, is a board member at United Nations Women, an alpinist and in the race to become an astronaut at the European Space Agency. Erik van Rijswijk, co-founder and COO of Sioux Technologies, talked to her about pushing boundaries, passion, and the secret to creating real value. -
People Manager Hans Odenthal
A generous personal training budget for everyone every year, several knowledge sessions per week, career coaching, and space to work on your own innovative passion projects outside working hours. Sioux Technologies invests in employee development in many ways. According to People Manager Hans Odenthal, it is particularly the implementation of these resources that makes Sioux unique. -
Hot-or-Not: Julia's disruption of the high-tech industry
Faster than C++ and easier than Python, Julia is bringing down the walls and the costly time between the mathematicians that write algorithms and the system and software developers that make it run smoothly on high-tech machines. -
High-tech UX keeps you ahead of the competition
Where technology in itself was once distinctive enough, optimal user experience (UX) is increasingly determining the success of high-tech companies. Ben van Riemsdijk, manager UX at Sioux Technologies: ‘Products that are perfectly tailored to the workflow of end users pay off and sell better. However, designing and building them is a niche job. -
OTFLOW and Sioux join forces to prevent food waste
The quality of fresh fruit and other refrigerated cargo regularly deteriorates during transport. Rotterdam startup OTFLOW developed a simple solution. However, the underlying knowledge is complex. Anne Eggels, mathware designer at Sioux Technologies, explains how value is added with a simulation model for air circulation.