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Harto Rannisto has a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering. Harto started their career as a Trainee at Nokia Siemens Networks in 2002. Harto then joined Tampere University of Technology as a Course Assistant, where they assisted in various programming and computer literacy courses. In 2004, they became a Graduate Trainee at Nokia, working on projects related to the development of Symbian smartphones and creating tools for collecting and analyzing debug information. Harto continued to work at Nokia in different software engineering roles, including Software Engineer and Senior Software Engineer, focusing on the development of email applications for Symbian smartphones.

In 2011, Harto joined Accenture, where they worked as a System Specialist, primarily involved in the development and maintenance of the Symbian Email application. Harto also participated in internal Accenture demo development and Android platform training. Harto took a break from their professional career from 2015 to 2016 to take care of their child, during which they worked on personal projects involving web development and mobile game creation.

In 2016, Harto joined Accenture Interactive as a Digital Technology Developer Specialist, specializing in full-stack eCommerce webstore development using the SAP Hybris platform. Harto worked on both the Hybris back-end and web front-end development. In 2017, they joined Vincit as a Passionate Senior Software Engineer, focusing on mobile and/or web development.

Throughout their work experience, Harto Rannisto has gained expertise in various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies including Java EE, Spring, JSP, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Ajax, JavaScript, Bootstrap, MEAN stack, Django, and Microsoft Azure.

Harto Rannisto obtained their Finnish Matriculation Examination from Sammon lukio between 1994 and 1997. Following this, they pursued their Master of Science (Technology) degree specializing in Software Engineering, Multimedia, and Industrial Management from Tampere University of Technology from 1997 to 2008.