Romanian Software Company ASSIST Software Ranks Second Nationally Among Large Enterprises in Its Category

Nov 9, 2026

Romanian software engineering company ASSIST Software has earned second place nationally among large enterprises in its activity group at the National Top of Companies 2026, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania.

SUCEAVA, Romania - Nov. 9, 2026 - PRLog -- Based in Suceava, northeastern Romania, the company was recognized in the "Research and development in other natural sciences and engineering" group, within the broader Research, Development and High Tech field. The ranking distinguishes companies by their business activity and size.
Alexandru Udrea, Project Manager, and Lidia Plange, Deputy of Product Engineering, accepted the award on behalf of ASSIST Software at the competition's 33rd annual gala. The ceremony took place on November 5 at the Romexpo exhibition center in Bucharest, Romania's capital.

Recognition across several years

The award adds to ASSIST Software's record of national business recognition. The company received second-place distinctions in Research, Development and High Tech in 2022 and 2023, and third place in the large-enterprise category in 2024.
ASSIST Software attributes this year's achievement to the combined efforts of its entire team. The company thanks colleagues across all departments for their contributions to its performance, as well as the clients and partners who continue to entrust it with their projects.

Third consecutive Great Place to Work certification

ASSIST Software also earned Great Place to Work certification in 2026, its third consecutive year of certification since 2024.
Based on employee feedback, the certification recognizes employees' experience at the company. It adds a workplace perspective to the business recognition, reflecting how employees experience the organization whose results they help achieve.
For international clients and prospective employees, the two distinctions offer different perspectives on ASSIST Software: its standing in Romania's business community and its workplace culture.

About ASSIST Software

ASSIST Software is a Romanian deep tech company founded in 1992 and headquartered in Suceava, Romania. The company specializes in Physical AI, AI development, and custom enterprise software, combining research and development with software engineering to address complex business and industrial challenges.
For more information, visit assist-software.net.

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