26 November 17:00-20:00SEB Office, Stockholm

Next level networking with SEB

For this Pink After Work, we’re calling the more experienced female and non-binary developers who want to connect with peers, share insights, and explore what’s next. If you’re ready to grow your network and find new opportunities - personally or professionally - this is for you!

Come solo or turn it into a group outing - bring your friends or colleagues, and let’s make space for real conversations, shared wisdom, and good energy. This evening, we'll also get into Future Tech at SEB: a behind-the-scenes look at SEB's tech landscape in a panel discussion. Going beyond buzzwords and into the trenches with developers, leaders, and security experts who are building the future of banking.

What’s on the agenda:

  • Real-world challenges and solutions from inside SEB’s tech ecosystem
  • The tools, stacks, and platforms that power their tech teams
  • How they approach cloud-native development, AI integration, and secure innovation

Perfect for the experienced developer who wants to dive deeper, ask the tough questions, and network with people who can inspire your next move. See you there!🥂

More details and free tickets below!  

Pink After Works are events where women and non-binary people can meet up, network, and find inspiration!

All you need to know

When? November 26, 17.00-20.00

For whom? The experienced developer who is looking to extend their network.

How? By grabbing a free ticket below.
- Please bring an ID to get access to the event.

Where? SEB Office - Stjärntorget 4, 169 79 Solna

What else? Fun, new connections, and vegetarian/vegan snacks will be included!

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Meet the Panel

Kimberly Lejonö
Team Manager Technology

Kimberly Lejonö is a driven and people-focused servant leader witha background spanning a wide range of technology leadership roles. Guided by data, empathy, and a stubborn refusal to accept “that’s how it’s always been done.

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Zainab Imam Din
Head of Internal Identity and Access Management

Zainab Imam Din is the Head of Internal Identity and AccessManagement at SEB, leading initiatives that secure and simplify digitalexperiences. Passionate about innovation and inclusion, she strives toempower women in tech and inspire future leaders. “I don’t need acape—being a woman is my superpower.”

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    Märta Haeggström
    Front-end developer (team OpenWeb at SEB Kort)

    Märta Haeggström is a Frontend Developer in the Open Web team at SEB Kort. She joined SEB last fall through the Tech Trainee Programme, after completing her studies in IT Engineering at Uppsala University. In her free time, she enjoys reading books and cherishes every moment with her senior family dog.

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    Helena Welson
    Scrum Master for Operational Security Center teams

    Helena Welson has been with SEB for 13 years, the last two in the security area. With 28 years in IT across technical, administrative, and coordinating roles, she enjoys exploring new areas within the field. Before SEB, Helena worked in the U.S. film industry and previously held roles as an IT consultant, pre-sales technician, and system administrator at Ericsson. Outside work, she  enjoys time with two kids, two dogs, and a cat, valuing SEB’s hybrid policy for better work-life balance.

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    Nathalie Olsson
    Solution Developer

    Nathalie Olsson works in the Quant Sales Automation team at Tech Trading FX, where she develops smart tools to automate and enhance FX sales workflows.

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