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DOOR3 competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to DOOR3 among consulting companies — ranked by similarity to what DOOR3 actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About DOOR3

DOOR3 is an independent technology consultancy and software development firm headquartered in New York City that offers UI and UX design agency services.

DOOR3 at a glance

DOOR3 is a consulting company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 14 named people at DOOR3, including Alex Asianov (Founder & President). Xcout recorded 1 job posting from DOOR3 in the last 90 days.

DOOR3 leadership

  • Alex AsianovFounder & President
  • Imran KhanHead of Sales & Marketing Operations
  • Maria DynnychenkoHead of People Operations
  • Michael MontecuolloDirector of Principal Consulting
  • Tetyana BabiyDirector of Operations
  • Amy LoPrincipal Consultant

8 more named people on record for DOOR3, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Hiring at DOOR3

Xcout recorded 1 job posting from DOOR3 in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since August 2026.

The weekly hiring trend, the roles and locations behind it — see DOOR3's hiring signals →

Top 12 DOOR3 competitors

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