Luxoft

Luxoft is a global software engineering and digital-transformation company founded in 2000. It became part of DXC Technology in 2019. Luxoft's official careers site identifies Zug, Switzerland as its global headquarters, and the company reports a workforce above 10,000 people.

Its current work is organized around enterprise technology and software-intensive industries. Core areas include:

- Digital strategy and technology consulting
- Application development and maintenance
- Product and platform engineering
- Legacy-system modernization
- Cloud migration and integration
- Data engineering, analytics, and intelligent automation
- Software testing and quality assurance
- Architecture and security consulting
- User-experience and digital-product design

Luxoft highlights automotive and research engineering, including software-defined vehicles, connected platforms, digital cockpits, autonomous-driving systems, and electric-vehicle software. In financial services, it works on trading systems, risk and finance platforms, regulatory programs, cloud migration, and modernization of mission-critical applications. Its cross-industry practice supports other enterprises that depend on large software platforms.

The company is best suited to complex, multi-team programs where buyers need consulting, engineering, and delivery capacity across several locations. It is not automatically the right fit for a small, tightly scoped application that can be delivered by a compact local team.

Before engagement, buyers should establish which DXC or Luxoft entity will contract the work, where delivery and data processing will occur, who owns architecture decisions, and how responsibilities are divided between internal teams and the supplier. Procurement reviews should cover data residency, security controls, regulatory requirements, subcontractors, service levels, documentation, continuity, exit support, and intellectual-property ownership.