Meet Oskar
Software Developer
“It feels easy to balance life and work here”
Oskar had already spent his final university year working part-time at Twoday when the company rebranded in the autumn of 2022. He remembers how much he enjoyed the atmosphere and the colleagues — so much so that when the role of Software Trainee opened, he didn’t hesitate to stay on.
Choosing a place where people matter
He says: “It felt like we all know each other, even when we work at different locations.” For Oskar, the appeal of Twoday lay in the sense of community. It wasn’t just about code and deadlines; it was about being part of a team that genuinely got along, that took care of each other. That mattered.
Real work, visible impact
In his current role, Oskar is part of a team developing custom software solutions for businesses and organisations. One of his main assignments is working on the product INSIKT — adding features like notifications, fixing bugs and helping make sure the platform keeps evolving. He describes his morning meetings as a familiar rhythm: “We go through the tasks of the day and bring up challenges that may have come up.” Through this work, he gets to see his contributions being used — and appreciated — which keeps him motivated. “When someone uses what I’ve created … that really pushes me,” he explains.
“When someone uses what I’ve created … that really pushes me,”
Culture, balance and beyond
What stands out to Oskar is the flexible-friendly culture. He points out that sports-activities, after-works, game nights — “initiatives from coworkers” — make it easy to balance life and work. Outside of the office, his interests shift with the seasons: summer mornings at the family summer house, fishing from the boat; crisp winter days skiing or watching hockey. He’s found that Twoday doesn’t force trade-offs between personal life and professional growth.
Moving forward together
For Oskar, working at Twoday is much more than an early job. It’s the start of a journey: growing his technical skills, learning from people around him, and contributing to a team that values both innovation and human connection. He’s part of something that believes in shaping the future — not just with software, but with trust, community and balance.
