Webinar: Working in Sweden as an international graduate

In this webinar you meet LUSEM alumni who were once international degree students that now have secured work in Sweden. The panel members share their insights on areas such as job hunting, networking and Swedish workplace culture. You’ll discover key cultural aspects of the Swedish workplace—how to communicate effectively with colleagues and managers, why "fika" is more than just a coffee break, and what makes Swedish work culture unique.

The event is organised by the LUSEM Career and Alumni team and a part in the LUSEM Alumni Career Talk series.

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Our speakers

Ana Lima, IKEA, Malmö

Ana graduated from LUSEM in 2024 with a master's degree in Data Analytics and Business Economics. Today she works as a Business Performance Analyst at IKEA, where she supports global forecasting and performance tracking. Originally from Brazil, she brings analytical expertise to strengthen data‑driven decision‑making across the organization. At the alumni panel, Ana will discuss her journey into the Swedish workforce.

Samrachna Adhikari, Bannerflow, Stockholm

Samrachna graduated from LUSEM with a master’s degree in Information Systems in 2021. Today she works as a Product Specialist at Bannerflow in Stockholm, supporting clients in optimizing digital content and platform experiences. Originally from Nepal, she has built her career in Sweden’s tech sector through roles focused on product enablement, customer experience, and content quality. At the alumni panel, Samrachna will share her perspective on navigating the Swedish job market as an international graduate and building a meaningful career abroad.

Tahir Mahmood Khattak, Tetra Pak, Lund

Tahir has a LUSEM master's degree in International Marketing and Brand Management from 2024. Today he works as a Program Coordinator for PS&E Strategic Programs at Tetra Pak in Lund, where he supports the deployment of strategic projects across the global markets. Originally from Pakistan, he collaborates with global stakeholders and cross‑functional teams to ensure smooth project progress and timely implementation. At the alumni panel, Tahir will share his experience transitioning from studies to a global corporate environment in Sweden and offer insights for international graduates entering the Swedish job market.

The conversation is moderated by Garo Harwood, educational developer, at the LUSEM Academic Skills Services (ASKS).