About
I study biomedical engineering at the University of Turku. Before that I studied computer science, worked on software integrations and spent a few years in startups.
Now
I'm doing my master's in Biomedical Engineering and Health Technology, and I'm aiming to graduate in 2027. I'm looking for two things:
- A place to do my master's thesis, ideally at a health tech company.
- A summer job from late May 2027, ideally at a small startup working on health or performance.
If you have something like that, my contact details are at the bottom of this page.
Background
I started with computer science and about two years of integration work. After that came startups: I co-founded a café app, chaired Turku's student startup community and worked at a health tech startup.
My own training got me interested in health data, so I switched to biomedical engineering in 2025.
Timeline
- 2025 to nowMSc, Biomedical Engineering and Health Technology
University of Turku. Wearables, biosignals and machine learning for health.
- 2026ATK-YTP 2026
Company partnerships and speakers for a national event for around 500 IT students.
- 2025 to 2026Aniva Health
Finland go-to-market, partnerships and operations. Later biomarker recommendation logic and quality checks for health recommendations.
- 2025Chair, Boost Turku
Student startup community. Led an eight-person board.
- 2023Co-founder, Löytö
Café discovery app. 3,000+ users and 30 partner cafés.
- EarlierSoftware
About two years of Azure integration work at KEHA Centre, and teaching programming as a course assistant at the university.
What I've done most
- Partnerships and sales: cafés for Löytö, funders for Boost Turku, companies for ATK-YTP and partners for Aniva.
- Leading a volunteer team: the eight-person Boost Turku board.
- Building software, from integrations at KEHA Centre to my own training app, Baseline.
Outside work
Endurance sport, mostly running these days. I did an Ironman in 2025 and have done longer trail runs since. There's more on the training page. I'm also learning French and the guitar, both slowly.