Build the future of data integrity

Freedom to be yourself

You’ll find many ways of thinking across our international offices—and plenty of room to be yourself. We keep things down to earth so it’s easy to connect with your colleagues. With more than a dozen nationalities represented, we’ve got sci-fi geeks, musicians, sports fans, poets, gamers, and more. Whatever your thing is, you’ll fit right in.

Work that makes a difference

We’re all about solving real-world customer challenges. You’ll get to work on projects that sit at the heart of today’s top tech, helping global brands shape the future of their devices. What you do matters here, and it reaches people all around the world.

Trust and flexibility

Though we’re a fast-growing company, we’ve stayed grounded and true to who we are. There’s room for your rhythm here, whether you’re an early bird or a night owl. We care about the outcomes and how they impact the business — ours, and our customers’. Trust is built on strong foundations of collaboration and understanding. Healthy communication is key at Tuxera.

Benefits that work for you

You’ll enjoy great perks and benefits here, including flexible hours, possibilities of hybrid working, and a close-knit community of talented people. We like to get together in person, whether it’s a company party or a casual hangout. Each location has its own perks as well, so you’ll find a few nice surprises unique to our various locations.

University alliances

Supporting tomorrow’s talent

We’re extremely proud to partner with several universities and vocational schools by supporting students with their studies and organizing events, as well as providing job and thesis opportunities.

Experience you can’t get in the classroom –
Read Mikael’s summer trainee story

When my friend shared a link to Tuxera’s posting for a summer internship, I first thought, “Maybe in five years I’d be ready to work for them.” In the end, I decided to go for it, as I had a strong feeling that Tuxera is the place where I should be working. Naturally, with my background in computer science, I want to be a programmer when I finish my studies. But that’s a pretty broad spectrum of possible things I could do – my actual professional interests are much narrower. I lean toward lower-level development and embedded software, and there aren’t many companies that truly match my interests and skills.