Strategic partner for quality software development
We build exceptional quality software that scales, endures change and is a competitive advantage. Our consultants consistently receive 100 NPS results on client satisfaction.
Software craftsmanship
Crafting software, shaping future.
As Software Craftsmen we are raising the bar of professional software development by practicing it and helping others learn the craft.
Bytecraft
As Bytecrafter you get
Fair compensation and ownership We want everyone to have the opportunity to become a shareholder and help pave the way for the next level of software development—while also receiving fair compensation for their work.
Autonomy We have no bosses or rigid bureaucracy. We are a small and equal group of software professionals, where everyone has the opportunity to influence the company’s development and their own work.
Learning and growth We believe in continuous learning. We have a strong drive to develop in our profession, improve our skills, and strengthen our existing ones. We are all at different stages in our careers, and together we learn and support each other on this journey.
Community and transparency A strong community and colleagues with whom you enjoy working, growing, and developing as a professional—while also having full transparency into the company’s financials, sales, and strategic decisions.
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Billing rate (€/h)
Yearly salary*: 96 554 €
Monthly salary*: 7 781 €
*Calculated with 21 monthly workdays
Where we have helped
Industries
- Financial
- Education technology
- Public sector
- Gaming
- Industrial sector
- Health technology
- Retail
Our thoughts
Latest blogs
AI in Product Development: The Product Owner's Toolkit for 2026
AI doesn't eliminate product development challenges. It makes them more visible. The biggest gains for product owners don't come from the coding side, but from specification, quality assurance, and business decisions.
1/2026: One budget and three fronts (AI, Energy and Consulting)
A deep dive into Q1 2026: the Hormuz Crisis, ECB policy, Finnish economy, AI adoption challenges and IT consulting trends.
The Context Window Is an Architectural Constraint
In a multi-repo environment, an AI agent working in one repository can't see what happens in another. This is not the model's fault — it's a lack of context that you have to build.
Why TDD and AI Need Separate Contexts
TDD and AI look like a perfect match — a clear reward signal meets immediate feedback. In practice, they break each other without deliberate context management.