Company Culture

On October 16, 2012, OpenVPN’s first VPN client arrived in a mobile app store. There was only one problem: it wasn't available on iOS.

Ever wonder how our teams work together to build these products? Meet four of our talented developers.

As we close out Women's History Month, we want to celebrate by highlighting three of the incredible women on our team. While every single one of the women here is invaluable to the work we do, today we want to introduce you to Sheryn, Diana, and Nadine, all members of the Customer Success Team. According […]

Our products here at OpenVPN are developed by small but dedicated teams, all passionate about delivering high-quality solutions. OpenVPN and its products are primarily focused on the client and their information security needs. Our developer’s goal is always to make the software as reliable, secure, and user-friendly as possible — and they accomplish this through […]

Here at OpenVPN, we have a motto that “every team member is a co-owner of the company.” Yurii Opanasenko, the OpenVPN New Billing Product Manager, explained what this means: “In a small or mid-size company, every person can see how their particular efforts help the company grow and flourish. Moreover, if everyone around you is […]

When Johan Draaisma, the Access Server manager, first started working at OpenVPN, the company consisted of just a small team. "Until I experienced the company's rapid growth and saw it transform from one small team to a large company with several teams, I didn't fully realize how effective our small team was." Johan explained that […]

If you’ve never worked remotely, you might have grand ideas in your head of what it’s like. Wake up, drink coffee, meditate, and work from a peaceful and beautiful location, free from distractions and interruptions.  That’s a really lovely idea — and sometimes it works! But more often than not, it doesn’t quite go that […]

OpenVPN’s Andriy Revin On Recruiting and Retaining The Right People

OpenVPN’s Martin Zapata on Training and Efficiency

When he began looking for a remote job, he was hired on at OpenVPN full time. He was initially brought on just to develop the applications, and at the time, the scope of his role was not meant to be any greater.