You take on real responsibility early. And when you get stuck, the team is there.

Who you'll work with

• i Nikos "The Architect" CTO About Nikos
  

  Nikos

  CTO

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  My first brush with web development happened during my first year at the Informatics Department of the Athens University of Economics and Business. An assignment on HTML pulled me into the web, and honestly, I still haven't escaped. Soon I stumbled onto things like PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, mootools and more. That’s how I got hooked. I started building a few amateur websites, just for fun at first.

  I decided to look for a job so I could learn more. In February 2009, I met Netstudio and Yannis Karampelas for the first time. The excitement and vision I found there made me want to join the team. Luckily for me, Netstudio thought I could be a good fit too, so we started working together—and we still are.

  At first, I worked on dynamic websites using the Joomla! CMS. Pretty soon, I got more complex projects: building an internal task management system, online shops, and CRM tools.

  Some highlights at Netstudio: our trip to Portugal for the “OFFF” design conference, and attending Google’s annual GAAC-WOAC conference at their Silicon Valley headquarters in September 2009 and September 2010.

  In February 2011, we got a big surprise. Yannis told the team we’d stop using Joomla for dynamic sites and switch to Drupal. I really disagreed at first. I thought moving to a new system was a mistake, especially since we’d just mastered Joomla. That month, we were about to launch the most advanced online shop we’d ever built in Joomla. We even presented it as a Case Study at the first Joomla Day Athens. Still, Yannis’s decision to move to Drupal turned out to be right. Now, I’m the biggest fan of that move. Drupal gave us the tool we needed to build the advanced projects we’d been dreaming about. Plus, switching to Drupal brought new trips: London, Munich, Amsterdam, and Barcelona, for the annual DrupalCon conferences in 2011, 2012, 2014, and 2015!

• i Mihalis "Root Guru" Web Developer About Mihalis
  

  Mihalis

  Web Developer

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  I started programming back in 1998 with Cobol, the 'queen' of banking systems at the time, and Pascal, the classic teacher for learning code.

  Later, during my studies at the TEI of Informatics in Thessaloniki, C++ and its philosophy pointed me toward PHP and MySQL for building websites.

  I've spent years building custom CMS systems, hotel booking engines, image banks, commerce sites and more. Joining the Netstudio team gave me the push, the chance and the luck to work with Drupal, a CMS platform full of promise. Its stripped-down, fundamental structure feels like clay in your hands. You can shape it into whatever you need.

  There are hardly any limits, and the possibilities are wide open. All you need is to pick up its way of 'thinking' and logic, and you can really make the most of it.

• Konstantinos "THE Artist" Creative Director
• i Stelios "The Project Overlord" Head of Project Management About Stelios
  

  Stelios

  Head of Project Management

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  My relationship with computers started pretty early. At age 10, I was already deep into computer classes. I loved it, but honestly, I never thought I’d turn it into a career. Years went by, and when it came time to fill out my university application, the "Department of Informatics and Telecommunications" at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens landed in my second choice slot. That’s how my first love for tech turned into something much bigger and more intentional.

  But the journey didn’t stop there. While I was still a student, I joined Netstudio’s Codearena 2016. After a month of hard work, I became part of a team that keeps growing. I already knew HTML, CSS, and PHP when I joined, but working here helped me sharpen those skills and pick up new ones like jQuery and Drupal.

  And the journey still isn’t over. The experiences I’ve gained at Netstudio and the skills I keep building have raised my expectations for what’s next. Honestly, I think the journey’s just getting started.

• Konstantina "The Queen of Chalkis" Project Manager
• Alexandra "Creative Tornado" Designer
• Voula "Ruler of Rules" Project Manager
• Christos "The Savior of Devs" Web Developer
• Giorgos "The Sorry Master" Web Developer
• Leonidas "The Ninja" Web Developer
• Manolis "Logic Tamer" Web Developer
• Stefanos "Code with a Side of Sarcasm" Web Developer
• Apostolis "Database Alchemist" Web Developer
• Melina "Chill Coder, Party Loader" Web Developer
• Christos "Dev & Delight Specialist" Web Developer
• Giorgos "Chalkida’s Chillest Coder" Web Developer
• Giorgos "Debugging Defender" Web Developer
• Efthymis Web Developer
• Vasilis Web Developer
• Γιώργος Web Developer
• Κώστας Web Developer

Who you'll work with

• Peni "Digital Princess" Senior Digital Marketing Manager
• Rafail "Rough & Tough Marketing Guru" Digital Marketing Manager
• Nikos "Digital Comet" Digital Marketing Specialist
• Giorgos "Conversion Jedi" Digital Marketing Senior Specialist
• Anthi "Flower Power" Digital Marketing Manager
• Elli "Digital Sensei" Digital Marketing Manager
• Roxani "Digital Marketing Ballerina" Digital Marketing Specialist
• Alexandros "The Good Kid" Digital Marketing Specialist
• Ioanna "Digital Sherlock Holmes" Digital Marketing Specialist
• Olga "(Marketing) Arena Hero" Digital Marketing Consultant
• Giorgos "(Marketing) Arena Champion" Digital Marketing Consultant
• Giorgos "Digital Striker" Digital Marketing Assistant
• Antonis Digital Marketing Assistant
• Iro Digital Marketing Assistant

Who you'll work with

• i Yannis "The Boss" Founder & CEO About Yannis
  

  Yannis

  Founder & CEO

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  My first encounter with computers was back in 1986. My best friend and I got a Spectrum ZX 48K and a Commodore 64. Sure, we played games, but those machines also pulled us into programming with BASIC and LOGO. Later, I got an Amiga 500, which opened the door to the world of BBS (Bulletin Board Systems). With a 2400 bps modem, we connected to the early internet. GATE, AcroBase, and the other online communities of 1990. Professionally, I moved into sales, marketing, and advertising. Through all those years, programming and surfing the web were hobbies that turned into a passion. In 2005, I took the leap and started working with the internet full time by founding Netstudio. At first, I built simple static sites. Then came dynamic sites and online apps with Mambo, Joomla, CakePHP, and Drupal. Since 2019, we've focused on our own e-commerce platform, building over 80 e-shops on it, including MyMarket, BSB, Pink Woman, MEVGAL, and Viologiko Chorio.

  Along the way, besides websites and e-shops, we've developed and supported plenty of client startups, as well as our own projects: userfeel.com, seolazy.com, visibility.gr, and more.

• i Giorgos "Love Multiplier" Digital Strategy Manager About Giorgos
  

  Giorgos

  Digital Strategy Manager

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  My first encounter with a computer was back in 1988, with an Apple IIe at my father's office. I spent hours playing the classic Sabotage on that iconic green screen. In 1994, I got my first personal computer running MS-DOS 5.22. Soon after, I started tinkering with programming in Visual Basic 4.0 on Windows 3.11. While studying at the University of Piraeus, in the Department of Digital Systems with a focus on Electronic Services Systems, I got hands-on with projects for friends and acquaintances. My thesis was all about building a Comic Strip Creator using Microsoft Silverlight and C#.

  But all that felt like just a warm-up once I met Netstudio in May 2011. Knowledge turned into passion, and passion into creation. I feel lucky to have a hand in Netstudio's "magic recipe" and, together with the team, we build the Internet, one page at a time.

  Over the last 10 years, eCommerce has changed completely. Projects have become more demanding and complex. Speed and reliability are top priorities. Choosing a custom platform was the only way forward. Now, all our demanding projects run on Netstudio's platform and load at record speeds.

  After 14 years at Netstudio, having worked as a Web Developer, Project Manager, and Technical Account Manager, I now serve as Digital Strategy Director. I focus on our clients' overall success in eCommerce and their entire digital presence, making sure their marketing strategy lines up with technical excellence. I'm convinced that details make all the difference. That's the secret recipe at Netstudio.

• i Giorgos "The King of DM" Digital Strategy Director About Giorgos
  

  Giorgos

  Digital Strategy Director

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  My journey began when I left Methoni to study at the Computer Engineering department of TEI Piraeus, where I graduated.

  I’ve always loved new technology and building things (I still remember the custom fork I made when I was five, just to fit into the kitchen socket…). While I was studying, everyone was talking about the arrival of ADSL. The Internet was taking off. A whole new digital world was being built, and in Greece, it was still at the foundation stage. In 2008, I started helping build that world, joining a web development company as a web developer. Back then, custom CMS platforms were all the rage, so I spent a lot of time working on those. I built dozens of sites, most of them dynamic presentations in PHP, plus quite a few ecommerce sites for different companies.

  Along the way, I discovered how much a website needs promotion, and how little most webmasters actually do to make that happen. I’ll admit, I wasn’t a big fan of advertising, but what drew me to online marketing was how quickly you can measure results. That’s how my online marketing journey began. So far, I’ve picked up two certifications: one from Google as a Google Adwords Qualified Individual, and one from Web Ceo University as a Professional Internet Marketer.

  This journey has also given me the chance to develop and manage dozens of online ad campaigns, and to help shape and improve the image of products and services for all kinds of businesses. The journey isn’t over yet. Next stop: conquering the Drupal islands. Luckily, there are plenty of pirates at Netstudio who can help me out.

• i Savvas "Old School Closer" Digital Strategy Manager About Savvas
  

  Savvas

  Digital Strategy Manager

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  I finished my studies as a Computer Programmer at a private school and started working at a software company that took part in European research projects. Soon after, I took on the role of IT manager in a construction group. That decision shaped my path and got me involved with Projects, Cost Control, Time Scheduling and Project Management in general.

  My next stop was an IT company, which kept me close to Project Management, especially because we built complex ERP, BPM and CRM systems. As general manager, I handled a wide range of issues: needs analysis, process organization, system customization, implementation and finally, making sure those systems ran smoothly for our clients.

  Years later, I met Yannis. The technology, the possibilities, the fresh solutions and the information he talked about with so much passion caught my attention. That led to our collaboration. Working on website and e-shop development, using promotion and communication techniques, measuring e-shop performance and results—these keep me interested and growing in the world of Internet Marketing.

  Technology never stands still. Companies keep up, and we need to be the ones who help our partners stay close to what's next, aiming for their competitive edge and success.

• Cynthia "Sales Without Borders" Product Manager
• Nikitas Digital Strategist

Who you'll work with

• i Polina "The Boss of the Boss" Board Member About Polina
  

  Polina

  Board Member

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  I finished my studies in interior design in 1993. But I landed a job in IT right away, not in design, at POULIADIS & Associates. That company was a real school for me and pushed me to change direction. In the years that followed, I worked in IT companies, focusing on sales support.

  The wild pace of the IT boom I experienced in 1993 feels a lot like what I see now at Netstudio. Information everywhere, data flying, excitement, lots of work, and real satisfaction with the results. I can't help but feel grateful to be part of such a dynamic and creative team again. I'm proud of what we've achieved together. There's creativity, joy, and real passion here.

  Our developers and designers are always ahead of the curve. I don't mind if I can't always keep up with them.

• Emi "Chief of Staff" Operations Manager
• Mina "The Den Mother" HR
• Vasso ""By the Book" Specialist" Operations Assistant