In our last post we covered in detail the remote onboarding and working experiences of 3 Lifers. Let’s continue the discussion and dig a little deeper into their stories of working from home. How does working remotely impact the company culture and team spirit? Antonio feels like part of a
Our latest community member, Antonio, is a Human Computer Interaction and Design major, made in Aalto University. What sets Antonio apart is his passion for the Apple world. This is what led him to get hired by Elevate Labs in San Francisco as an iOS Engineering Intern. However, this is
Meet Dat, the incredibly talented Android developer with entrepreneurship in his blood, joining the Startuplifers community. He’s double powered with a Bachelor’s in International Business, and a Master’s in Information and Service Management at Aalto University. As a result, his superpower is in business analytics and data science. We first
Say hello to Henri, who’s hopped onboard the Startuplifers journey to San Francisco. He is about to graduate with a Master’s in Industrial Engineering and Management from Aalto University. Henri’s majoring in Strategy and Venturing, and currently adding the final touches to his thesis on ecosystems and propositions. Henri joined
Inspiring co-workers and the level of expertise they possess can be the thing that takes one to heights. Startuplifers alumni, Juuso, shares how he enjoyed talented co-workers’ support while he gained work experience in two Silicon Valley startups, Memebox and OneSignal. “In Silicon Valley, someone is always ahead of you.
Startuplifers was founded for the purpose of practical learning. The idea behind was that students and recent graduates could experience the startup culture by working in a startup. During our 8-year existence, we have sent over 200 curious people to tech internships around the globe to experience the fast-paced startup
Pauliina is one of the Startuplifers’ wize Gandalfs, also known as alumni. She did her internship in San Francisco at BetterDoctor, a healthcare data startup. She started as a Platform and Community Manager and took care of their developer community that had built itself around the company’s API. After a
This internship can change your career and the way you see the future. I ended up in Silicon Valley under rather unusual circumstances. During my 4th year of studying architecture at Aalto, I acquired an arm injury that made studying extremely difficult. While researching new technology that could help me,