Developer stories from our partners

My role at Houston concentrates on Frontend-development. We use a whole spectrum of technologies and libraries, including those taught in this course. As a consulting house we help our customers and partners to achieve better results through better quality. As well as the code, we bring the best practices of the field and help our customers to succeed.

I am working at Unity as a Full-stack Software Engineer and have ten years of experience in software development including e.g. web applications, command and control systems and communication systems.

I have many years of experience on health technologies. I ended up as a software developer after a few twists and turns. I started out as a pharmacist. Then I graduated as a Master of Computer Science and proceeded to work as a development director and later as a software developer.

In a field where continuous learning is almost vital, I have been lucky to get to work with the latest technologies and experienced colleagues. In my role at Konecranes I get to work in an international environment and develop solutions which bring the benefits of industrial internet to the everyday lives of our customers. The technology palette we use is rich, and the development methods have become even more agile – the contents covered by this course are also present in our work.

I work at Elisa as a software developer and study IT at Aalto University. I am at the end of my studies, and will soon begin my thesis. I have also completed courses and worked here at the same time. I ended up at Elisa because of a recommendation from a friend, he told me, that this is a good company to work for and urged me to apply.

I’m working as a software developer at Smartly.io, building our image and video templating tools and creating a beautiful and powerful experience for designers who make visual media. Our team works with JavaScript, React, and Node.js. From the first moment, I loved the culture at Smartly.io especially our value of being Humble Hungry Hunters. We have no egos here, and we’re humble.