If you want to change the world, you should get involved in developing technology. “It is the most effective way of doing things,” says Jouko Lampinen, dean of Aalto University. For this reason, it is essential who designs and implements technology. Hannu Kauppinen from QMill and Johanna Forsman from Murata also speak in favour of diversity.

The number of students in the field of technology who were left without a summer job last year was twice that of the summer of 2023. TEK is urging employers in the technology industry to have the courage to employ young people. TEK also offers them an opportunity to advertise their summer jobs in the TEKrekry LinkedIn group, which is moderated by TEK, free of charge. “Let’s work together and make next summer better than the last,” encourages TEK’s Labour Market Director Teemu Hankamäki.

Finnish dental software provider Entteri’s AI-powered dental X-ray analysis and the way they launched it earned them the Public’s Favorite award. The Product Development Path Makers award is a recognition of work that advances product innovations. TEK is one of the award organizers.

For example, the Workbook website has an application wizard exercise to help you draft your job application.

With a university degree in technology one can change the world. TEK representatives often say this in graduation speeches, but it is not just a nice phrase. In this article, we introduce nine women in the technology sector who are driving change.

The objective of the award-winning trade union cooperation initiative is to increase diversity at workplaces through practical methods.