kood / Sisu
Our Partners
Our Partners
Shaping the future of development together
Behind kood/Sisu stands a broad network of companies, for whom the association creates added value through development projects, events, recruitment services, and employer branding.
Collaboration across industries
Our network includes organisations of different sizes and sectors, united by a shared vision: shaping the future of software development to meet business needs through the new generation of AI‑native developers.
Partner network
Kumppaniverkostomme
Creating value for our partners
Collaboration
- Development and innovation.
- Identifying talent tailored to a company’s individual needs
- Brand visibility across all kood/Sisu channels
Events
- Workshops
- Hackathons
Yhteistyö
- Development and innovation projects.
- Identifying talent tailored to a company’s individual needs.
- Brand visibility across all kood/Sisu channels
Events
- Workshops
- Hackathons
Mitä kumppanimme sanovat?
Mobie
“This is a direct synergy benefit for us. Kood/Sisu provides professionals with both technical and pedagogical backgrounds. You can’t find that anywhere else.”
Jukka T Sormunen, RDI Director
Siili Solutions
“We are involved because we want to help build the expertise of the future – and at the same time be places where these new professionals want to come to work.”
Markku Savusalo, Director & Site Lead, Siili Solutions
Mitä perustajamme sanovat?
What do our founders say?
kood/Sisu is a non‑profit association founded by companies, providing project services that directly support the needs of businesses.
Ponsse
“Partnership is not just beneficial – it is a necessary investment for the future.”
Sara-Lotta Moilanen, Senior Manager, Digital Services
OP Pohjola
“The collaboration provides a concrete example of how we promote sustainable development and the growth of expertise.”
Saija Antikainen, Director of OP Software Engineering
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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+).