The San Jose Award Program, an annual leadership program for successful local businesses, honored Sigma Technology USA with an award as the best technology consultant company in San Jose, CA.
In late September, Star for Life hosted a 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner in Stockholm’s Grand Hotel.
After the Nokia crisis, over 10 000 Finns—many of them highly qualified—have lost their job. Sigma Technology, represented by Johnny Fägersten, and three other Swedish IT companies are heading to the Finnish job fair in Salo, near Turku, this week to offer IT positions in Sweden.
Sigma and Sigma Technology continue moving up in the KarriärBarometern (Career Barometer) survey, conducted by Universum, a world leader in employer branding. This year we were ranked 33rd for IT professionals, which is 45 positions higher than last year. Sigma is also listed 43rd in another survey conducted among engineers, where we moved 20 steps up.
Sigma Technology Hungary has started cooperation with Google Lunar XPRIZE-competitor Puli Space Technologies, and has become Puli’s certified bronze level supporter. In the first phase of the cooperation, Sigma will provide technical writing consultancy services. The task includes supervising and amending Puli’s technical documentation, and providing proposals for further content development.
Last week the Tempus partners gathered in Kyiv to discuss the results of the NEFESIE project in 2015, highlight the future activities and plans for joint projects.
The autumn of the outgoing year and the first winter months of 2016 promise to have plenty of career events for Swedish and Hungarian job-seekers. We are looking forward to meeting you at the Sigma Technology’s booth and sharing our job offers with you there.
Sigma Technology donates to Doctors without Borders, an international humanitarian organization that gives medical aid to people suffering from conflicts, epidemics, disasters or exclusion from healthcare. The goal is to fundraise 200 000 SEK together with our employees before December 2015 and create a better tomorrow for those who are in great need today.
If you are a member of the Royal Machine Chapter at KTH, you should make a mental note of Sigma. In part to become a winner in the Sigma Amazing Race on September 10 in Stockholm, but also to find out about one of Sweden’s top IT employers.
On September 1st, Liselotte Shafiee, Vice President at Sigma Technology USA, and Emma Chavez, Business Development Manager, attended the Born Global event in Palo Alto, California. The gathering put emphasis on the promising Swedish startups in Silicon Valley.
Sigma Technology in Gothenburg and the Internet of Things and People research center (IoTaP) at Malmö University have developed an experimental demo project presenting a new traffic light system. The goal was to create smart street lights that contribute to saving energy and increasing traffic safety by the illumination of following vehicles.
On Monday, August 24th, Sigma Technology had an opportunity to join an important event — a dinner, which gathered over 100 KTH future and current female students to consider the idea of information technology as their profession.
