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Dutch technology company
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Sunbytes Company Limited, commonly known as Sunbytes, is a Dutch technology company founded in 2011. The company is headquartered in Utrecht, Netherlands, and operates a delivery center in Vietnam. It provides services in software development, cybersecurity, and workforce solutions.
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Technology |
| Founder | Amanuel Flobbe |
| Headquarters | Stadsplateau 7, 3526 AZ Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Website | https://sunbytes.io/ |
History:
Founding
Sunbytes was founded in 2011 by Amanuel Flobbe[1] and Koen Klasing as a software development and IT company. Initially, it provided remote development services and engineering support to European businesses.
Expansion to Vietnam
In 2016, Sunbytes established a delivery center in Vietnam to support its software development and engineering services. This expansion enabled the company to build distributed teams and support international projects.
Growth and service expansion
In 2023, Sunbytes received the FD Gazelle Award[2], an annual recognition for fast-growing companies in the Netherlands.That year, it also expanded its service portfolio to include workforce solutions as employer of record (EOR), recruitment services, and payroll services.
In 2024, Sunbytes obtained ISO/IEC 27001[3] certification for its information security management system and received the FD Gazelle Award for the second consecutive year[3][4]
The company later lanched new cybersecurity services to include penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and secure software development practices.
Operations
Sunbytes operates from its headquarters in Utrecht, Netherlands, with a delivery center in Vietnam.
The company maintains distributed teams across countries, including Vietnam, the Netherlands, Brazil, and the Philippines.
Clients
Sunbytes has served companies and organizations across Europe and other international markets.
Reported clients have included TeamViewer and DWS Group
Areas of activity:
Sunbytes offers software development, cybersecurity, and workforce solutions, including IT consulting, penetration testing, and employer-of-record services.
Awards:
FD Gazellen Award - Netherlands (2023[2] , 2024[3][4])
ISO/IEC 27001 certification - Information Security Management System (2024,2025)[3]
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