Applying teaching skills into computer programming
Before I joined Ixonos I was teaching Informatics, Hospital Information Systems and Bio-Medical Statistics at the university. The difference between my work as a teacher and as a Java developer is not as huge as it might seem at first: they both involve computers and people, and they both have the same goal: to come up with a solution that makes things clear to other people.
Comprehensive planning and analysis with meticulous attention to detail
We work in Ixonos’ Device Creation Centre in Jyväskylä, where we do our part in ensuring that the state-of-the-art mobile devices created here meet and exceed the expectations set by the customers and end users. At the DCC we have an inspiring working environment, with freedom to influence our own way of working and a chance to use top-of-the-line equipment and full support from a great team.
Aiming to meet the needs and wishes of the end users
I work at Ixonos’ User Experience Design Centre. My job is to design user experiences for the products of our customers and to make those experiences into brands that help sell the products to particular end user segments.
User experience design requires a lot of research to help us understand the users in our target groups, including how they use their devices, products and applications. By understanding
Managing international multisite projects
At the moment I work as a Project Manager. For me, a normal working day starts with a daily scrum meeting with our teams from China and Estonia. In this project we work with QML language and use QML, JavaScript, Qt and Qt Creator. I am also responsible for managing our private QML library, which is also used in various projects around the world – in Slovakia, China, Estonia, and Finland.
