With thousands of employees across 21 countries, Visma is one of Europe’s leading technology companies. We deliver software that simplifies and digitises core business processes in the private and public sector. By helping one million customers run their business every day, we give companies a competitive edge and individuals time to focus on what they love.
We offer job opportunities in software development, AI, design, UX, marketing, finance, sales and HR. We also have award-winning trainee programs for students and graduates. Our team of over 4,000 developers focuses on innovating and creating software that helps organisations run better while building a more sustainable future.
We know that with the right set of people there is no limit to what we’re able to achieve together.
Are you ready to join us?
Visma in brief
21
countries
200+
companies
4,000+
developers
11,000+
employees
What is it like to work at Visma?
Meet some of our people working to make a difference through technology.
Why work with us?
Take an active role
At Visma, your voice is heard. We believe in the principle “better together”—we can only be innovative when everyone has responsibility.
Help us shape the future
We are building a better world through technology. You will have a positive influence on the planet and the people who rely on our innovations.
Be part of a diverse community
Diversity is strength. It makes our solutions better, increases equality in our workplace, and builds a more versatile work culture.
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True or false? Skiing supports stress management
Do you believe that skiing can help manage stress? One of our managers in Visma Finland has found her answer to this question, and shares her experiences in this blog post.
Implementing a CRM-platform
Customer relationship management is key to understand and increase customer satisfaction. But how does one begin an implementation?
