Working at Oliasoft

I started at Oliasoft after I graduated from university with a master’s degree in petroleum engineering.

During my studies I had various summer internships in different oil companies, but my job at Oliasoft was the first experience with the industry as a full-time employee. I could not have started at a better place early in my career.

Why did you choose to work at Oliasoft?

I was looking for a place to work where I could both use my technical background and develop new skills, and Oliasoft offered just that. When I started the founders had been working on the software for just a year, so many things needed to be established. This gave me the opportunity to work on a range of different tasks, which for me was an important reason for choosing to work at Oliasoft.

What do you do at Oliasoft?

I am part of the Customer Success team where I am working on communicating customer needs to our internal software team in order to develop the best product for our customers. Project management and product development are important aspects of my role at Oliasoft.

How does a normal workday look like for you?

There is no ‘normal’ workday in this position – every day is different. One day I am in a meeting with a customer, the next I find myself in a technical discussion with one of our software developers. I get to do many different things, which is why I love my job.

What makes you go to work every day?

First of all, I love my colleagues. We can both share fun stories from the weekend, and they can challenge me in technical discussions. I like the independence I’m given, and I get to explore new areas that excite me, letting me shape my own career path.

In your opinion why should people work here?

People should work at Oliasoft because you get to shape your own work day. You will be given a lot of responsibility and you get to develop new skills. We encourage you to be curious and to ask questions.

When working at Oliasoft, you will be part of developing the next generation software for the oil and energy sector, which is actually kind of cool.