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Ministry of Programming
AI-first product studio with a portfolio of 130 products built since 2015
About Ministry of Programming
Ministry of Programming (MOP) is an AI-first digital products studio on a mission to shape a future empowered by software innovation and startups. We work with established companies and startups across every stage providing end-to-end strategic, product, and development support through their growth journey. Aside from the great partnerships we are nurturing, we pride ourselves in building a team of seasoned professionals passionate about technology and business, resulting in outcomes favorable for everyone involved. Since 2015, our leading principle is simple: to build, launch, and scale startups with the potential to create substantial change and make us proud. This principle helped us receive some cool recognitions along the way: Growth awards: - FT1000 - Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies [2020, 2024] - Sarajevo Business Forum - Business of the Year [2022] - Deloitte Tech Fast 500 EMEA [2020, 175th out of 500] - Deloitte Tech Fast 50 CE [2019 - 21st out of 50] People and community awards: - SDG Business Pioneer Award - People category [2019 and 2020] - Deloitte Impact Star Award [2019 and 2022] Diving into domains spanning from FinTech, HealthTech, and e-commerce, to Social, BioTech, and MusicTech, we provide continuous support to startups that redefine industries. With core expertise such as design, custom development services and many additional capabilities like fundraising and strategy, we position ourselves as an extension of your team, ready to roll up our sleeves and deliver top notch results.
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Presence & Recognition
Ministry of Programming participated in Connect Öst's annual Demo Day 2026, joining the pitch jury and attending the evening Connect panel with founders and investors from the Nordic ecosystem.
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People
Ministry of Programming welcomed five full-stack interns, including Amina Hromic, who is now a Full Stack Engineer on the team.
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