EPAM Systems, Inc. company profile

Overview

EPAM Systems, Inc. is a global technology-services and digital transformation company whose core business is designing, developing and modernizing software, digital products and platforms for enterprises and startups. Its services span engineering and product development, consulting, experience design, cloud modernization, data and AI, and cybersecurity; the company describes its delivery model as end-to-end.[1]

EPAM reported FY2025 revenue of $5.457 billion.[7] Its careers page reported more than 62,850 employees across more than 55 countries and regions as of Q2 2026, reflecting a globally distributed workforce and delivery presence.[8] [1]

Products & services

EPAM offers several named software products and platforms. DIAL is an open-source generative-AI enterprise platform supporting agentic workflows and data-native reasoning, with a modular design focused on governance and interoperability. ELITEA supports AI collaboration and workflow automation, including development and management of LLM assets across the software-delivery lifecycle. TelescopeAI provides enterprise resource-management software that combines data from systems of record with AI-driven insights for managing people, projects and productivity; TelescopeAI Perf integrates data from project tracking, version control, build, pipeline and code-quality systems for software-delivery analytics. LAIKA manages digital assets and product and marketing content for enrichment and multichannel publishing, with features including automatic image tagging and description generation. EPAM UUI is a component suite and toolkit for building applications with Figma, React and TypeScript.[9]

Its services include product research, customer-experience design and prototyping, software engineering and integration, testing, deployment, performance tuning, support and maintenance, managed services, migration and legacy-platform modernization. EPAM also provides AI and data engineering, AI strategy and implementation, cloud modernization, digital-experience design and engineering, and cybersecurity services such as security-by-design, managed detection and response, cloud and data security, zero-trust implementation and incident response.[4] The FY2025 annual report does not disclose revenue or performance as a percentage of total for individual named products; the described offerings should not be interpreted as separately reported product lines.[18] [4]

Geographic presence

In FY2025, EPAM reported revenue by client location of $3.201 billion in the Americas (58.7%), $2.147 billion in EMEA (39.3%) and $108.8 million in APAC (2.0%). The company defines these regions as the Americas; Western Europe, the Middle East and, from 2024, Central and Eastern Europe; and East Asia, Southeast Asia and Australia, respectively.[19] The United States was the largest named country market, with $2.834 billion in FY2025 revenue. Other leading country markets included the United Kingdom ($597.3 million), Switzerland ($438.5 million) and Germany ($233.4 million).[19][20]

EPAM’s delivery footprint is concentrated outside North America and Western Europe. At year-end 2025, it had approximately 12,200 delivery professionals in India, 8,750 in Ukraine, 5,050 in Poland, 3,400 in Belarus and 2,950 in Mexico. The company also describes significant operations in Central and Eastern Europe, Latin and South America, India, Western Asia and other Asian countries.[26] EPAM’s global headquarters is in Newtown, Pennsylvania; its official contact page lists offices by region.[30][31] [19]

Business segments

EPAM reports two geographic reportable segments, organized around management responsibility for client relationships: **Americas** and **Europe**. For FY2025, Americas generated $3.166 billion, approximately **58.0%** of consolidated revenue, and Europe generated $2.291 billion, approximately **42.0%**. EPAM renamed its former “North America” segment “Americas” in 2025 to reflect its expanding Latin American footprint; the company stated this was a name change only.[32][33] Segment geography generally follows client relationships, though some clients may be assigned to a management team in another region.[34]

EPAM also reports revenue by industry vertical, a separate view rather than additional reportable segments. FY2025 shares were **Financial Services, 24.1%**; **Consumer Goods, Retail & Travel, 19.7%**; **Software & Hi-Tech, 15.1%**; **Business Information & Media, 12.4%**; **Life Sciences & Healthcare, 11.5%**; and **Emerging Verticals, 17.2%**.[35] These categories cover, respectively, financial institutions and fintech; consumer, retail and travel businesses; software and technology companies; media and information businesses; life sciences and healthcare; and a range of other sectors including energy, telecom, education, industrials and government.[36] [32]

Company history

EPAM traces its origins to 1993, when principal founder Arkadiy Dobkin established the business; EPAM Systems, Inc. was incorporated in Delaware in 2002. The company entered the European market in 2004 through its acquisition of Fathom Technologies, and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on February 8, 2012.[42]

EPAM expanded into design and innovation with its 2018 acquisition of Continuum, and joined the S&P 500 in December 2021. In 2024, it completed acquisitions of NEORIS and First Derivative, broadening its Latin American presence and financial-services capabilities. On September 1, 2025, Dobkin became Executive Chairman and Balazs Fejes became President and CEO.[45] [42]

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