DxVida

Dresden · founded September 2026

Two founders, two disciplines, one company.

DxVida comes from Spanish: de por vida, for life. We chose it because it is a promise about time, and time is the thing most suppliers do not give you.

An anthropologist who reads people and a computer scientist who reads systems. Neither half is the company. DxVida is where they meet, and the work worth paying for is the work that needs both.

Founder · managing director

Priscilla Hidalgo Solís

Priscilla is an anthropologist, technologist and builder with 20 years of experience in IT. She brings together anthropology and business to make technology work for people.

Her experience includes enterprise technology companies such as Microsoft and Citrix, as well as startups, with a focus on IT sales, customer success, technology adoption and strategic partnerships. Having lived in Costa Rica, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and Germany, she works across Spanish, English, German and French.

She brings together research, empathy, UX thinking and storytelling with the commercial and operational experience to turn ideas into meaningful solutions. Her approach combines structure and creativity, always starting with the human side of technology. She believes the best solutions don't impose a new identity on a business; they translate its people, purpose, mission and vision into technology that feels authentic and works in practice.

Her own site and writing

Founder · shareholder

The computer scientist

A German computer scientist with 20 years of experience in systems engineering, working with leading automotive brands and in leadership roles. As an equal partner in the company, he turns ideas into reliable, sustainable systems. He has a rare ability to understand the numbers behind a vision – quality, risk, cost and long-term performance. He ensures that products not only work today, but remain robust, scalable and practical as they grow. Curious and thorough, building to serve a purpose – not just copies of what already exists.

Bring him a technical problem and he will find a way through it. Show him a proposed solution and he will identify both its potential and its blind spots. He challenges assumptions, tests weaknesses and asks the difficult questions early – for calmer nights during launch and after.

Why two of us

Nothing ships until both of us are satisfied.

An anthropologist alone builds something humane that falls over. A computer scientist alone builds something solid that nobody wants. The interesting work is in the argument between the two, and we have that argument before you see the result, not after.

Start with one problem.

Bring one problem. We will tell you whether it is ours to solve, and if it is not, who we would send you to.

We answer within two working days.

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