Think-it is a software engineering collective on a mission to unlock human potential through technology. We accelerate North Africa’s next generation of technical leaders — and integrate them as full-time distributed engineers with innovative teams around the world to build life-changing products.
Our engineers build international careers with groundbreaking technologies at our state-of-the-art local HQ — while our partners access highly qualified and motivated talent without the cost and competition of local hiring.
Backed by mission-aligned partners, Think-it is home to a high-performing and diverse team of changemakers redefining the Future of Work — including 8 nationalities and 40% women. We are enthusiastically committed to inclusivity and ethical technology in our collective, partner teams, and mission-aligned investor networks.
To learn more, visit us at www.think-it.io.
Our engineers build international careers with groundbreaking technologies at our state-of-the-art local HQ — while our partners access highly qualified and motivated talent without the cost and competition of local hiring.
Backed by mission-aligned partners, Think-it is home to a high-performing and diverse team of changemakers redefining the Future of Work — including 8 nationalities and 40% women. We are enthusiastically committed to inclusivity and ethical technology in our collective, partner teams, and mission-aligned investor networks.
To learn more, visit us at www.think-it.io.
Location: Germany, Berlin
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2017
Investors 1
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| 27.03.2023 | Startup Showcase: Think-it – Unlocking Human Potential through Technology | Are you looking for a company that is making a difference in the world by tackling humanity’s greatest challenges with technology and talent? Look no further than Think-it. Think-it is a German startup that is on a mission to unlock human p... |
| 28.10.2019 | Katapult Accelerator, the global impact accelerator, is looking for top-notch startups for their next program in early 2020 (Sponsored) | Katapult Accelerator is currently on the hunt for the best impact tech startups out there! Their accelerator program kicks off early 2020 in Oslo, Norway, and startups from across Europe are now invited to apply for their fifth cohort. Kata... |
| 28.10.2019 | Katapult Accelerator is hunting for blue-chip African startups to join their next programme starting in March 2020African startups to join their next programme | katapult accelerator is looking for early-stage startups that are using exponential technology to help solve social and environmental challenges. Their accelerator program kicks off on March 2020 in Oslo, Norway, and startups from across Af... |
| 19.03.2019 | Katapult Accelerator planning launch of African hub, programme this year | Oslo-based Katapult Accelerator plans to launch an African hub and accelerator programme in the second half of the year, so says co-founder and managing partner Haakon Brunell. The Norwegian accelerator works with startups that use exponen... |
| 19.03.2019 | Katapult Accelerator planning launch of African hub, programme this year | Oslo-based Katapult Accelerator plans to launch an African hub and accelerator programme in the second half of the year, so says co-founder and managing partner Haakon Brunell. The Norwegian accelerator works with startups that use exponent... |
| 04.09.2018 | Three African startups make it into Katapult Accelerator’s third cohort | Oslo-based Katapult Accelerator has selected three African startups from Kenya, Egypt and Tunisia to join its third cohort, comprised of 12 startups from around the world. The three are Kenyan banking solution FinAccess, Egyptian edtech Pr... |
| 04.09.2018 | Three African startups make it into Katapult Accelerator’s third cohort | Oslo-based Katapult Accelerator has selected three African startups from Kenya, Egypt and Tunisia to join its third cohort, comprised of 12 startups from around the world. The three are Kenyan banking solution FinAccess, Egyptian edtech Pra... |