Tools for on-premises and cloud software development are created by Incredibuild. With the use of its technologies, clients can take advantage of underutilized computer resources at other firms, which lets developers construct software faster—from hours to minutes.
The DevOps and development firm Incredibuild has declared Noam Peretz as its new Chief Technology Officer. The hiring is a component of the business’s plan to expand internationally into a number of industries, including embedded, gaming, and finance.
“I’m delighted to join Incredibuild’s professional team and bring my diverse experience into the mix, as well as my expertise in bringing innovative tools to developers and my ability to think outside of the box,” said Peretz. “Incredibuild is the developer of unique technology that delivers significant value to its customers, particularly at a time when savings and streamlining are top priorities,” he added. “The wealth of technology and accelerated development in the cloud lead to new opportunities and generate increased demand from customers for innovative solutions and advanced DevOps acceleration solutions.”
With over 25 years of expertise in technology management, Peretz has worked for industry leaders like Cisco, VMware, and Toga Networks, where he most recently held the position of CTO. Prior to that, he worked in app infrastructure management at VMware as the manager of a team of architects and held degrees in both computer science and law. He has been concentrating on cloud ecosystem innovation for the past ten years.
“The software industry is growing nonstop, as is the need for advanced and innovative technologies,” added CEO Tami Mazel Shachar. “With Peretz, we will be able to expand the experience and abilities Incredibuild offers its customers, thanks to the background and skills he brings with him. They will help drive Incredibuild forward.”
Tools for on-premises and cloud software development are created by Incredibuild. With the use of its technologies, clients can take advantage of underutilized computer resources at other firms, which lets developers construct software faster—from hours to minutes. 2,000 companies, including Microsoft, Nintendo, Amazon, Epic, Intel, Samsung, Disney, Adobe, and Citibank, use it.
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