Atimi Software

Specialties

Atimi Software is a Canadian software company that develops mobile application software, and provides consulting services. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Atimi has roughly 80 employees. Atimi specializes in custom mobile software development for iOS, Android, and BlackBerry OS. Atimi has done work for many Fortune 1000 companies, including; HBO, Best Buy, Postmedia, and The New York Times.

History

Established in 2001.

Atimi Software, specializing in software development since 2001, is one of the largest Mac development firms in the world. Atimi first began mobile software development in June 2008, on Apple’s request for us to develop applications for the launch of the App Store. Our first three apps included the New York Times Reader (still #1 in its space), the advertorial for Time Warner’s ‘The Dark Knight’ and lastly the beloved childhood favorite game, Etch A Sketch.

Since 2008, Atimi has developed an impressive client list and portfolio of award-​winning apps. We have teams dedicated to iOS, Android and Blackberry OS development, as well our very own rapid development framework — Orchard. This year alone, Atimi has completed a number of exciting projects for clients in publishing, broadcast, large retail, and professional sports franchise, notably the Vancouver Canucks.

Meet the Manager

Scott M.

Manager

Scott Michaels, Vice President, Client Services at Atimi Software, Inc., one of the largest independent Macintosh development houses, focuses his technology insight on the quickly changing Apple market. Scott has worked with many Fortune 500 companies to bring their products to the mobile space and has assisted in restructuring their marketing plan to include mobile. He is a vital force behind the Atimi team that has developed more than 35 applications currently on the market for some of the leading brands in North America including the New York Times, HBO, and the Vancouver Canucks. Having worked on the front lines of software development and project management for over a decade, Scott champions the need for a cohesive strategy for companies bringing products to the mobile space.