Jong Lee

CEO

“Everybody needs friends and everyone needs partners and help. So don’t be too proud to accept help.” This is one of several pieces of advice Jong Lee, CEO of Hanson Robotics, would give to his 14-year-old self. The coolest part of his job in a world after the Industrial Revolution, that has already dehumanized people? “With technology like Hanson Robotics the technology becomes more like us. It allows us to communicate with technology the way we are accustomed to.”

Izan Peris Martí

Aerospace Engineer

“It is so cool to have this exploration spirit and to make a difference.” Izan Peris Marti is an Aerospace Engineer. The high political influence in his job may be a limitation of the whole industry. What he likes about his job is that “you have such a holistic view of the engineering problem and the solution that you are proposing.”

Terese Alstin

Founder

“I searched for the perfect occupation.” Terese Alstin always knew she wanted to work creatively and found her mission in industrial design. She developed the invisible bycicle helmet “Hövding” and founded a company based on that idea. The coolest thing about her job? "To save lives. You can’t get better motivation than that.”

Lucie Brešová

CFO

”We do something that helps people”, Lucie Brešová, CFO at Skypicker.com, is convinced. This is a website that allows people to find and book the cheapest flights. In her opinion this position is “for someone with soft skills, someone who is organised and who knows how to get things done.”