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We are twoday

The world of technology presents us with a challenge - and we respond by challenging it back. 

The story behind our name

twoday is more than just a name – it's a vibrant identity. This name underscores our profound commitment to working closely with customers, while also signifying our unwavering availability, active presence, and efficient approach. 
 
The "two" in twoday symbolizes our partnership with customers and the sense of community among employees. It also embodies principles of equality, teamwork, and cooperation. "twoday" encapsulates our drive, presence, availability and the trust we hold to deliver on time. 

twoday - Where tomorrow is made 

Call us techies

That's the best way to describe us and our passion for technology. Based in Lithuania, our team comprises over 170 employees, an impressive 90 percent of whom are dedicated to programming, creating automated tests, and innovating cloud infrastructure solutions.

We're also a part of the international techie community known as twoday, with a team of nearly 3000 experts from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Lithuania. Technology serves as our universal language, as each of us shares a profound passion for it.

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Great place to work

Above all, we cherish being ourselves - embracing our unique individuality. At twoday, we not only celebrate our differences but also create an environment where we want to work in. It's informal, empowering us with the freedom in decision-making.

And you know what? We love it.

We're cultivating a culture of shared learning, mutual encouragement and collective success. Within our inclusive community, everyone's voice is valued equally and we stand by one another. We make mistakes together, we learn together and we celebrate victories together. 

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Our most popular posts

Transactions 101: when and how to use them in the Spring Framework

If you’ve worked with Java software that uses the Spring Framework, you probably have come across the transactional annotation in the code base. If you’re like me, you probably didn’t fully understand how they work and why we would use them.

Q&A with Sam Newman: the future of microservices and key insights for success

In recent years, microservices architecture has gained a lot of traction as an approach to designing and scaling complex systems. However, with every architectural trend comes challenges, and those who have lived through various implementations often have valuable perspectives on where things are he...

twoday strengthens its position in Data & AI through the acquisition of Kaito Insight

In response to the growing demand for advanced data analytics and AI solutions, the IT company twoday, which operates in Lithuania and Northern Europe, has acquired Kaito Insight, the only Snowflake Elite partner in Northern Europe. This strategic acquisition significantly strengthens twoday's posit...