2 December 17:00-19:30WirelessCar Offices

Can Technology and Sustainability Go Hand in Hand?

How can we build smarter technology while creating a more sustainable future?

Earlier this year, we explored what it means to work alongside A.I. as a developer. Now we’re back with our friends at WirelessCar, one of the world’s leading innovators in digital vehicle services, to explore the connection between technology and sustainability

We’ll look at how technology can support a more sustainable future, with A.I. as one part of the conversation. We’ll finish with a Q&A, so bring your questions!

What better way to close the year? Whether you’re already in the industry, looking for a way in, or simply curious, come mingle with the WirelessCar team and a community of like-minded peers.

See you at the last event of the year! 🌱🥂

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All you need to know

When? 2 December 2026, 17:00 - 19:30. Doors open at 17: 00 and the event starts at 17:15. We cannot guarantee entry after the specified time, so make sure to be on time!

How? By grabbing a free ticket below. 

Please note that the registration closes early for this event, on November 20th at 23.59!

Where? WirelessCar Offices,  Vädursgatan 6, 412 50 Göteborg.  

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

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Session 1: Can Software Be Greener? Lessons from A Master’s Thesis

What does sustainability have to do with how we build software?


Izabell Holm Arvidsson shares the findings from her master’s thesis on bringing sustainability into the software development lifecycle. She looks at how decisions about design, coding, testing and infrastructure affect a system’s energy use and cost. She also explains why practices that support sustainability often go unrecognised or unmeasured.


Izabell is a Service Reliability Engineer at WirelessCar, which she joined through the RisingStar programme after more than 15 years in the restaurant industry. Outside work she loves to read, when her home renovation allows.

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Session 2: From Connected Products to Sustainable Possibilities: The WirelessCar Experience

Before the wheels even turn, the journey has already started: a battery check, the cabin warming up, a digital key. Priyanka Gupta follows a driver’s journey through WirelessCar’s products to show how connectivity and vehicle data become useful digital services. Along the way she looks at how they can support more sustainable mobility.


Priyanka is an Engineering Manager at WirelessCar with a background in automotive software development. Her focus is building strong teams and delivering reliable software for connected mobility. Outside work she’s a mother of two who loves travelling, painting, walks in the woods and trying new cuisines.

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Session 3: Diversity and Code of Conduct

This session will focus on the connection between diversity and sustainability, specifically how a Code of Conduct can help create more inclusive and supportive environments within software development teams.


The idea is to introduce an example of a Code of Conduct, inspired by open-source communities, and explore how clear shared guidelines can support team collaboration and provide a common framework for addressing situations where people feel they are not being treated fairly.


The session will also include smaller group discussions where participants can share experiences and reflect on questions such as whether their teams have similar guidelines and how these could help create a more inclusive working environment.

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