Vadim Yasinovsky
About Vadim Yasinovsky
Vadim Yasinovsky: Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder
Vadim Yasinovsky is the Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder at airSlate. He has played a critical role in launching and building the company's first product, pdfFiller. This product now serves millions of users globally. In his capacity as Chief Product Officer, Yasinovsky focuses on product development, innovation, and overseeing the technological direction of the company.
Vadim Yasinovsky's Experience and Expertise
Vadim Yasinovsky has accumulated over 30 years of experience in the tech industry. His career spans roles as a founder, technologist, and director. He has been instrumental in developing and leading various software and internet companies. His extensive background has provided him with a deep understanding of product development and technological advancements in the software sector.
Vadim Yasinovsky's Background in Technology
Vadim Yasinovsky's background includes founding and leading multiple tech companies. He founded Clear Software, which was later sold to SPSS. He continued to work at SPSS as EVP of Internet Products post-acquisition. His career history also includes significant roles at FurnitureFan, SharpSpring, ThinMail, and Cytrix, where he contributed to various technological and product initiatives.
Inventor Vadim Yasinovsky and Search Engine Spider Technology
Vadim Yasinovsky is recognized for his invention of the spider technology that drives the majority of today's search engines. This technological innovation laid the groundwork for modern search engine functions, emphasizing his role as a pioneer in internet technology advancements.
Development of pdfFiller by Vadim Yasinovsky
As a co-founder of airSlate, Vadim Yasinovsky was instrumental in developing and launching pdfFiller, the company’s first product. pdfFiller has grown to be widely used by millions of users for managing and editing PDFs. His role in building this product underscores his capabilities in both software innovation and meeting user needs in digital document management.