Maxim Menshikov. Founder and CEO of Interpretica.
Cybersecurity expert and static analysis researcher. Maxim makes tools that find bugs, vulnerabilities and reliability problems in large production code.
He started to ship software in 2006. His software runs on more than 100,000 devices: embedded systems, network products and security software. He works in Porto, Portugal.
About Maxim. Tools for software developers.
Maxim makes tools for software developers. He works on static analysis frameworks, compilers, integrated development environments (IDEs) and distributed test systems. He also does reverse engineering.
He wrote hundreds of tools for platforms that have no documentation. He manages large projects with many contributors. He completes long and complex tasks.
At Interpretica, he develops Visao, a static analyzer for industrial software. Visao is part of the Midair platform.
Areas of expertise. From code to devices.
Static analysis
Frameworks that find bugs, vulnerabilities and reliability problems in large production code.
Cybersecurity and reverse engineering
Security tools and reverse engineering, also for platforms that have no documentation.
Development tools and compilers
IDEs, compilers and debuggers, and the compiler technology inside them.
Embedded and software testing
Distributed tests for embedded systems and network products.
Technical background. Skills and research interests.
Building Interpretica. Research for real engineering.
Maxim started Interpretica to use research in software analysis for real engineering work.
Interpretica works with companies that make complex software products. It helps them make their software more reliable, more secure and easier to maintain. For this, it uses testing and static analysis.