kood / Sisu
About us
Building projects & Shaping future.
kood/Sisu is a non‑profit association that has grown from an educational field into a growth and development partner for companies.
Our approach is simple:
The strength of kood/Sisu is a network of 200 AI‑native software developers who have grown into professionals through real projects.
Project Services
Software Development Projects
We deliver tailored development projects that support the growth and operations of your business.
Employer Services
Talent Search & Recruitment
We identify the talent you need and handle the pre‑screening. Your only task is the final interviews.
Employer Branding
We strengthen your position as an employer among top professionals in the field.
Technologies
We master a wide range of technologies and systems. Read more about what we can deliver and how we can help you improve your business operations.
Our story
First steps
kood/Sisu (Koodi / Sisu ry) (Koodi / Sisu ry) was founded in 2022 by the forward‑thinking organisations Ponsse, Normet, Novapolis, Istekki, Osuma Henkilöstöpalvelut, OP Pohjola, the Kuopio Chamber of Commerce, and Ylä-Savo Vocational College (YSAO).
The initiative was driven by the need to meet
the rapidly growing regional demand for
software developers through an alternative,
hands‑on teaching approach.
As the labour market evolved quickly,
kood/Sisu grew beyond the traditional
education sector and began offering projects,
events, and employer branding services.
Founding companies meeting the kood/Jõhvi team – possibly for the first time.
Date – somewhere in the far past.
Present Day
Today kood/Sisu provides tailored and fixed‑price projects and services while employing its network of skilled professionals.
At the same time, kood/Sisu advances its mission together with its network of partner companies, developing offerings that meet the fast-changing needs of the industry
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Koodi / Sisu Coding School in North Savo -project is co-funded by the European Union. The ELY Centre is funding the project with 2.75 million euros from the European Social Fund (ESR+).