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Arseniy Vershinin

Арсений Вершинин

Grew up in a small Siberian town, studied nuclear physics in Moscow — then co-founded Personio, Germany's $6B HR tech giant

🇩🇪 Fame: Germany🇷🇺 Origin: Russia👤 Self (Born there)🗣 Russian: Fluent
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ProfessionEntrepreneur
Russian originSiberia (Russia)Russia
AncestrySelf (Born there)-
RussianFluent
CategoryTech & BusinessTier B
Biography

Arseniy Vershininentrepreneur with roots in the Russia

Arseniy Vershinin is a Russian-German entrepreneur who grew up in a small town in Siberia, studied at the National Research Nuclear University (MEPhI) in Moscow, then transferred to TU Munich — where he co-founded Personio, Germany's most successful HR software company, valued at $6 billion.

Russian Connection

Tracing the roots — Siberia (Russia)

Growing up in Siberia and studying at Russia's elite nuclear physics university before building one of Germany's most valuable technology companies, Vershinin's trajectory — from provincial Siberia through Moscow's MEPhI to a $6 billion Munich startup — is one of the most striking examples of Russian scientific talent reshaping European tech.

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Arseniy Vershinin🇩🇪 Germany
Self (Born there)
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Origin
Siberia (Russia)🇷🇺 Russia
Historical context
Post-Soviet states · since 1991
Map of the Post-Soviet states

Siberia (Russia). Today, the former Soviet space comprises fifteen sovereign independent states.

Map: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA)
Key Achievements

A career defined by ambition

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Co-founded Personio — Germany's leading HR software platform
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Personio valued at $6 billion — one of Europe's most valuable HR tech companies
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Grew up in Siberia — studied at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI, Moscow
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Transferred to TU Munich — co-founded Personio from there
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One of the most successful Russian-born entrepreneurs in German tech
Russian diasporaSoviet-bornpost-Soviet
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