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I’ve been working at Tammer for 22 years in total. I started my journey as a project manager. As the company grew and new responsibilities emerged, I spent some time juggling both roles – project manager and head of the project department. Later, I worked for 11 years as a senior project manager. Today, I lead the Estonian and Baltic regional department. What I appreciate most about Tammer is that it’s never boring – the company’s constant growth and evolving solutions bring new challenges that keep the work exciting and motivating.

A bison that keeps charging forward, leaving a trail of dust behind. I also like to compare Tammer to a majestic cruise ship – one that can’t turn on a dime, but when the course changes, it moves steadily and confidently in the right direction, without making unnecessary maneuvers.

I have a strong passion for cooking – enough to satisfy a whole house full of people! On several occasions, I’ve planned complete menus and prepared meals for groups, such as during Tammer’s ski trips.

I’ve been working at Tammer since January 2024. I originally applied for a position in quality control, as I was in the final year of my quality specialist studies and eager to get my foot in the door of a quality department. I didn’t get the position, and in hindsight, I felt it might not have been the right fit for me anyway. However, even after just one interview, I felt genuinely drawn to Tammer as a company and to the people in the quality team. I decided to inquire about an internship as a quality specialist, which I needed to complete for my studies anyway. After the internship, I stayed on in the same role, and the journey has been both exciting and educational. I especially enjoy taking part in business trips abroad, contributing to problem-solving, and getting hands-on when needed. I truly appreciate my supportive and fun colleagues, Tammer’s employee- and customer-friendly approach, flexibility, team events, professional challenges, and the constant drive for development.

A hardworking, diligent bee that values collaboration. Bees are incredibly organized – each has a specific role, and most importantly, they all work toward a common goal. This perfectly reflects how every contribution is valued at Tammer, and how each team member plays an important part in achieving shared success.

Many of my colleagues probably don’t know that I’m an active member of the Women’s Voluntary Defence Organization (Naiskodukaitse) and currently serve as the Vice-Chair and a board member of the Kose unit within the Harju District. My father holds the rank of lipnik (Second Lieutenant), and there are many members of the Defence League in his side of the family. My sister is also a member of Naiskodukaitse and works as a youth leader with the Young Eagles (Noorkotkad) and Home Daughters (Kodutütred). So, you could say that national defence runs in our blood.

In March 2020, I joined Tammer as a press brake operator. Just a couple of months later, I was offered the position of an assembler in the marine door department. At first, it felt a bit intimidating, but I quickly adapted and successfully assembled doors until October 2021. Then, an opportunity arose to step into the role of Marine Door Technologist – a challenge I gladly accepted. I was eager to grow professionally and contribute to solving the bottlenecks I had observed during my time in assembly. What I value most at Tammer is the sense of stability, security, support for personal development, and the opportunity to actively contribute to product improvement.

A resilient, strong, and forward-driven tiger who isn’t afraid of challenges.

I’m a versatile person – I can fix electronics, do plumbing work, or cook dinner if needed.

I joined the Tammer team in the autumn of 2023, starting as an Office Manager. However, just a few weeks later, an opportunity arose for me to grow professionally – today, I work as an HR Specialist, with a primary focus on production and the well-being of our production employees. What I value most at Tammer is the warm and open atmosphere, a solution-oriented mindset, continuous opportunities for self-development through training, and – most importantly for me – the fact that Tammer is a family-friendly company with flexible working hours. One of my favorite memories is a fun moment I call “Women in the Sauna Meeting” – a spontaneous brainstorming session on the sauna bench that led to some truly great ideas and joyful decisions about upcoming team events.

The Ox! An ox values family and personal life, yet is highly cooperative and dependable. It embodies strength, provides a sense of security, and inspires everyone around it.

One little-known fact about me is that, alongside Estonian, I also acquired Russian as one of my first spoken languages, as I began my early childhood in a Russian-language kindergarten.

I joined Tammer in the summer of 2013 and have been working in the same role ever since – as an ERP Development Manager. What I enjoy most about the company is the friendly team, the flexibility of the workplace, and the variety in my tasks – every day brings something interesting.

The Rabbit – because it is joyful and kind-hearted. The rabbit symbolizes longevity and has the ability to handle many situations with ease.

I’ve been playing the clarinet and saxophone for about 18 years.