Life at a Startup: Inside Coperniq's SF office with Cofounders Abdullah Al-Zandani & Max Kazakov
We visited Coperniq's office in San Francisco to spend the day with CEO Abdullah Al-Zandani and CTO Max Kazakov. Coperniq is transforming the solar and renewable energy industry by providing workflow tools that help contractors build and maintain energy assets with ease and efficiency. Abdullah and Max shared how their journey—from recognizing the lack of purpose-built tools for solar contractors to building a platform that empowers the energy transition—shaped Coperniq’s mission to support the future of renewable energy. https://www.coperniq.io/ 00:00 Welcome to Coperniq 00:36 Meet the founders 00:40 Empowering solar installers 01:07 Building the team 01:19 Customer success and operations 01:56 Culture at Coperniq 02:05 Impacting the future
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