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Overview
Ancud is a Russian information security developer headquartered in Moscow and established in 1991. The company specializes in the design and manufacture of cryptographic information protection tools, hardware-software access control systems, random number generators, and secure network adapters. It operates as a key supplier for government agencies and industrial enterprises, providing certified solutions for protecting state secrets and confidential infrastructure across the Russian Federation.
Technologies
Tech DNA
Verilog
VHDL
Hardware
Verilog
VHDL
Xilinx Vivado
Other
Git
Jira
Stack modernity
76/100
How modern this stack is, based on technology relevance, AI adoption and the share of legacy tools.
In-demand technologies
Jira
1 job
Required
$20k
-85% vs market
Git
1 job
Required
$20k
-83% vs market
Salary medians are calculated from this company's open jobs and compared with the market.
Industry adoption
Git
10%
Jira
9%
Verilog
1%
VHDL
1%
Share of companies in the same industry that use each technology.
Stack changes
Jira
Aug 2026
Git
Aug 2026
Xilinx Vivado
Aug 2026
VHDL
Aug 2026
Verilog
Aug 2026
Technologies recently added to or removed from this company's stack - a signal of tech migrations and new initiatives.
Growth
Hiring Momentum
58/100
Growing
Open positions
1
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
ATS activity
Every ~3 hours
08/30/2026
Hiring Dynamics
+100%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
QA
50% ▲
Hardware
50% ▲
Activity Timeline
Added Jira to stack
Aug 2026
Added Git to stack
Aug 2026
Added Xilinx Vivado to stack
Aug 2026
Added VHDL to stack
Aug 2026
Added Verilog to stack
Aug 2026
Jobs
$14k – $21k per year (gross) • In office • Full-Time
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