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Meet some of our talented employees

Get to know some of the different people in Netcompany, and learn more about their daily work on the projects.

I suppose I’ve always seen opportunities as opposed to limitations

Kirstine is mother, plays volley, lives in Odense, commutes to Copenhagen every day and works as a Manager on the taxation system project at Netcompany. In 2019, she was chosen as one of the 100 most talented young professionals in Denmark and her ambitions remain high.

Jonas Hansen, Manager, Denmark

A new project is a new opportunity to win

When Jonas oversees a major project that is of great significance to the client, he draws on his experience as an elite athlete. He is structured and strives hard to deliver the best solutions. Now he has been named one of Denmark’s brightest talents within IT.

Nguyen Gia Bao, Consultant, Vietnam

I have the pleasure of being involved in one of the biggest projects at Netcompany, where a lot of talents are gathered.

Meet Nguyen Gia Bao, a Consultant at our Ho Chi Minh City office. Bao joined us in May 2019, the same day as we moved into our new office in Vietnam. Here, Bao shares with us how it is to work at a large scale project and why he chose to join Netcompany Vietnam.

Niclas Lund Stisager, Senior Consultant, Denmark

On assignment in London

Niclas started his career in Netcompany at the Aalborg office with a dream of being seconded at our office in London. His wishes were met, and now he is Scrum Master/Team Lead on a project and helps transfering knowledge, skills and corporate Netcompany culture to the London office.

Mats Rosbach, Senior Architect, Norway

It motivates me to be involved in socially beneficial projects

Mats Rosbach has a Master’s degree in Computer Science from The University of Oslo. He likes that his work contributes to solve the customer’s challenges which further contributes to competitiveness and added value for the society.

Long Luu, Manager, Vietnam

Everyone contributes to the success

Long Luu joined Netcompany in 2017 as a Senior Consultant. He has previously worked as a software developer for 5 years. Read more about his experiences working as a team leader in Netcompany Vietnam.

Zofia Staniszewska, Data Consultant, Poland

The Scandinavian culture shows in every aspect of day-to-day activities

Zofia works as a Data Consultant and is a part of Netcompany’s Data Management Center of Excellence.

Mateusz Augustyniak, Senior Consultant, Poland

I wanted to work in an international environment

Mateusz started his career at Netcompany straight after graduating from Warsaw University of Technology. In his project, Mateusz creates solutions for the Danish local authorities and he likes that through his work he can improve the lives of other people.

Andreas Karlsen, Manager, Denmark

There is a lot of flexibility at Netcompany

Juggling time for children, hobbies, friends, and an ambitious career can be a difficult task for Andreas and his fiancé — who also has a career of her own. Though, as long as you meet up well-prepared for meetings with clients or colleagues, your work hours at Netcompany are quite flexible. Andreas has taken advantage of this to make sure that his children did not stay long at the daycare. ”I have clear priorities: Family comes first. Then work. And then I try to squeeze in whatever else I can find time for.”

Hanne Heingård, Senior Consultant

Between Sweden and Denmark: Growing while working

Hanne's reason for studying IT was far from obvious, but after some years she realized that the IT industry is for everyone and everything.

Vidar Berentsen Folden, Managing Architect, Norway

What I really appreciate about Netcompany is the people who work here.

Vidar has been programming since he was 10 and sat with an Amstrad CPC 464 with cassette player and 64KB RAM. The early interest in programming developed gradually, and today he works as a Managing Architect in Netcompany.

Consultant, UK

Megi Braholli

When Megi graduated university, she had spent a year online and had missed out on a lot of learning, but also socialising and relationship building. Megi is throwing herself into the Netcompany experience and After Darks, as well as being a part of delivering essential public sector projects which contribute to our wider society.