Engineering
Engineering experience to analyze data, question assumptions, and demand measurable results.
Engineer · Small-business owner · Community advocate
Maksim “Max” Egorov is running for Mayor of Irvine because residents deserve a City Hall that listens, protects taxpayer dollars, safeguards open space, and delivers results.
A practical approach
An engineer, technology professional, small-business owner, and community advocate, Max brings a new perspective and a practical, data-driven approach to the issues that matter most to Irvine families: public safety, responsible growth, housing, city services, fiscal accountability, and preserving the quality of life and open spaces that make Irvine exceptional.
Experience and perspective
Practical experience, careful analysis, and a commitment to measurable results for residents.
Engineering experience to analyze data, question assumptions, and demand measurable results.
Technology experience and a forward-looking approach to make city services easier to access, more efficient, and more responsive to residents.
Small-business experience and a practical understanding of the challenges facing local businesses.
Financial discipline to protect taxpayer dollars and prioritize essential city services.
Real estate and HOA experience to understand housing, property, neighborhood, and responsible-growth concerns.
Community leadership focused on protecting open space, increasing transparency, and giving residents a stronger voice in City Hall.
Max’s story
Born and raised in Russia, Max earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He began his career in international trade and later became a company director. In 2015, he immigrated to the United States through the Diversity Visa program and built a career in software development.
Over more than a decade in technology, Max has worked as part of teams at a Fortune 10 technology company, a global news and information company, and a leading international e-commerce company. His work has centered on solving complex problems, improving systems, examining risks, and delivering measurable results.
Since 2023, Max has regularly attended Irvine City Council meetings, studied major decisions, and spoken publicly on issues important to residents. His involvement deepened during the debate over the future of the Oak Creek Golf Course property. He joined fellow residents in calling for open-space protection, transparent decision-making, and a stronger public voice in Irvine’s future.
Max is a small-business owner and licensed real estate professional. He serves on his HOA board and on the board of Save Irvine Open Space. He also takes part in his children’s school community and volunteers when opportunities arise.
Max lives in Irvine with his wife and their two sons. His mother also lives in Irvine, and Max helps care for her—making the city home to three generations of his family.
My name will be on the ballot, but this campaign belongs to the people of Irvine. Your contribution helps us reach more residents, share our message, and build a campaign focused on Irvine's future.
Will you help support the campaign today?
Every contribution helps us connect with more Irvine residents.
Why Max is running
Max is running for Mayor to protect what makes Irvine exceptional, fix what is not working, and provide the responsible, forward-looking leadership Irvine deserves.
Last updated: August 2026
This campaign website may collect information you voluntarily provide, including your name, email address, phone number, village or cross streets, volunteer or participation interests, messages, and communication preferences.
We do not sell or rent your personal information. Information submitted through this website may be processed or stored using service providers used for campaign operations, including Google services. Information may also be disclosed when required by law.
To ask a privacy question, update your information, or request deletion of information you submitted, email maxforirvine@gmail.com.
This website is provided for campaign information, community engagement, and volunteer participation.
The campaign makes reasonable efforts to keep information accurate and current, but content, event details, policy positions, and campaign plans may be updated. Nothing on this website constitutes legal, financial, or other professional advice.
Links to third-party websites are provided for convenience. Their inclusion does not necessarily constitute an endorsement, and the campaign is not responsible for third-party content or privacy practices.
Unless otherwise indicated, original website text, graphics, branding, photographs, and other campaign-created materials are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Sharing links to public campaign pages and quoting limited portions with attribution is welcome.
We want every Irvine resident to be able to use this website.
We make reasonable efforts to design the site to work on phones, tablets, and desktop computers; support keyboard navigation; provide visible focus indicators; use readable text and appropriate color contrast; and include descriptive labels for interactive elements.
If you encounter an accessibility issue or need campaign information in another format, email maxforirvine@gmail.com. Please describe the page or information you need and the format that would be most helpful.
We welcome your questions, ideas, invitations, media inquiries, and requests to participate in the campaign.