Do you want to be part of shaping the future of ticketing and event tech? At Tickster, we’re all about creating experiences and memories that last a lifetime – for millions of people, every year. Now, we’re looking for talented Computer Science and Software Engineering students ready to jump into an exciting thesis project with us.
About Tickster
Tickster has grown into Scandinavia's largest platform for ticket sales and event management, with over 6,000 organizers who trust us to handle everything from ticket sales to event logistics. Today, we’re selling a ticket every 3rd second!
Our platform goes beyond tickets – from restaurant and bar sales to mobile ordering, our system helps clients manage their events with ease. With offices in Arvika and Gothenburg, Oslo (NO) and Copenhagen (DK), a culture of collaboration, and a passion for growth, we’re here to keep expanding across Scandinavia and Europe .
What We Offer
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A meaningful thesis project where you’ll apply your skills in real-world scenarios, gaining invaluable experience in tech and event management.
- Mentorship and guidance from experienced developers and product teams to support your project goals.
- Collaboration with an agile team working on the forefront of product and tech development.
- Opportunities to make an impact and implement your ideas in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
Possible Project Areas, here are some ideas...
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Machine Learning Approaches for Detecting and Preventing Ticket Scalping and Bot Activity
- Real-Time Purchase Pattern Analysis for Customized Sales and Promotion
- Developing AI-Powered Self-Service Tools for Event Organizer Support System
- Optimizing High-Performance Seat Search Algorithms in Event Management Systems
- Developing Accessible Webshop Interfaces
- Cache Invalidation Strategies for Data Consistency in Distributed Systems
- AI-Driven Real-Time Anomaly Detection in High-Volume Log Streams
- Robust Algorithms for Data Synchronization in Distributed Systems
- Implementing and Evaluating Dynamic Pricing Strategies for Ticket Sales with Consumer Perception in Mind.
Do you have another project idea in mind? We are happy to discuss your proposal!
Qualifications
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Current or recent studies in Computer Science and Engineering (D), Software Engineering (IT), or related fields with expected graduation during Spring 2027 (already appointed for 2026)
- Interest in the tech industry and a passion for developing innovative solutions.
- Strong programming skills, preferably in languages relevant for web development or backend (e.g., C#, JavaScript, Python, Java).
Interested?
Please send a short statement about your interest, along with your CV and any initial thoughts on your thesis project.
Contact us:
We accept expressions of interest on a rolling basis and look forward to hearing from you!
