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Neil Barua

President and Chief Executive Officer, PTC, named behind the Onshape listing on Anchor Terminal.

President and Chief Executive Officer, PTC

Neil Barua is president and chief executive of PTC Inc., the Nasdaq-listed company that owns Onshape.

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What Neil builds

  • Onshape C · CAD, engineering & fabrication

    Onshape is PTC's cloud CAD platform. Its REST API reads and changes documents, Part Studios, assemblies and drawings with API keys or OAuth 2.0, and the FeatureScript MCP Server in Onshape Labs lets an assistant write FeatureScript into a document.

    President and Chief Executive Officer, PTC, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Neil Barua?

Neil Barua is president and chief executive of PTC Inc., the Nasdaq-listed company that owns Onshape.

What does PTC Inc. (Onshape business unit) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Onshape from PTC Inc. (Onshape business unit). Onshape is PTC's cloud CAD platform. Its REST API reads and changes documents, Part Studios, assemblies and drawings with API keys or OAuth 2.0, and the FeatureScript MCP Server in Onshape Labs lets an assistant write FeatureScript into a document.

How are Neil's tools graded?

Onshape is graded C, 55.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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