
Scientist, Cooling - Bluefors Oy - Helsinki, Finland
Cooling Scientist
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Job Description
Are you energized by cutting‑edge physics, research & development of real‑world hardware, and solving complex problems that matter? Do you enjoy working close to products, product development and seeing scientific insight turn into something tangible? Join us in enabling breakthrough science alongside curious, highly skilled colleagues. At Bluefors, we design and manufacture the world’s most advanced cryogenic cooling systems, enabling leading research and emerging technologies such as quantum computing. To strengthen our Cooling team within Offering Development, we are now looking for a Scientist, Cooling with strong physical insight and a clear focus on real‑world products. In this role, you will work closely on hardware and system development, contributing scientific expertise directly to the design, validation, and optimization of cryogenic cooling systems. You will collaborate closely with engineers, system experts, and project teams, translating physical understanding into practical, robust, and scalable solutions. Your work will support system‑level decision‑making and help ensure Bluefors’ cooling solutions meet the demanding requirements of advanced scientific and industrial applications. You will engage in international collaboration with Bluefors teams and external partners, contributing to joint development. We are looking for an expert who enjoys combining theory with practice, is curious about how systems behave in the real world and takes pride in building solutions that work reliably outside the lab. You will operate in a multidisciplinary environment where scientific thinking, engineering execution, and collaboration go hand in hand. We offer you an interesting, challenging, and responsible position, supported by a highly skilled and growing organization. This is an excellent opportunity for your own professional growth in a dynamic, enthusiastic, and professional team where we work together and support each other. We offer a multicultural working environment with room to grow, where you can fully use your potential and continuously develop your skills. Main responsibilities: Apply physics‑based understanding to the development and optimization of cryogenic cooling systems. Analyze and model thermal, mechanical, and physical phenomena in cryogenic environments. Participate in concept development, validation activities, and structured problem‑solving. Collaborate closely with engineers, system experts, and project teams. Contribute to continuous improvement of cooling performance, robustness, and reliability. Document and communicate scientific findings clearly to diverse technical and non‑technical stakeholders. What we expect from you: MSc or PhD in physics or a closely related field. Strong understanding of physics relevant to cryogenic or low‑temperature systems. Ability to translate theoretical insight into practical engineering relevance. Analytical and structured way of working. Curiosity, critical thinking, and a solution‑oriented mindset. Excellent collaboration and communication skills in a multi‑stakeholder environment. Fluency in English, both written and spoken. We also appreciate: Experience with cryogenics, low‑temperature physics. Experience working close to hardware or experimental systems. Experience of Mechanical Engineering (CAD software). Experience of software tools related to measurements and data analyses (Python). Exposure to multidisciplinary product development environments. A positive, hands‑on attitude with strong problem‑solving skills. Curiosity and passion for high‑end technology. Please apply as soon as possible, on May 10, 2026, at the latest through our recruitment system at BLUEFORS.COM. We will start reviewing the applications on an ongoing basis and the position will be filled as soon as a suitable candidate is found. For more information contact Matti Manninen, Director, Cooling via email: matti.manninen@bluefors.com.
Company Information
| Location | Active listings |
|---|---|
| Helsinki, Finland | 25 |
| Remote - Global | 2 |
| Role type | Active listings |
|---|---|
| Human Resources Specialist | 4 |
| Sales Representative | 2 |
| Production Worker | 2 |
| Technical Trainee | 2 |
| Mechanical Engineer | 2 |
| Finance Trainee | 1 |
| Product Manager | 1 |
| Quality Control Trainee | 1 |
| Sales Operations Manager | 1 |
| Manufacturing Technician | 1 |
| Data Management Intern | 1 |
| Specialist | 1 |
| Logistics Assistant | 1 |
| Mechanical Engineering Student | 1 |
| Research and Innovation Researcher | 1 |
| Healthcare Professional | 1 |
| Customer Service Assistant | 1 |
| Logistics and Warehousing | 1 |
| Project Manager | 1 |
| Facility Management Specialist | 1 |
| Role level | Active listings |
|---|---|
| Mid-Level | 6 |
| Intern | 3 |
| Manager | 2 |
| Senior | 1 |
Bluefors Oy appears in 27 indexed job postings in JobCrawls' Finland dataset since April 2024. In that historical index, the strongest location signals for this employer are Helsinki, Finland and Remote - Global.
About
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Osakeyhtiö
Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery n.e.c.
Financial Overview (2024)
Bluefors Oy was profitable in 2024 with revenue of €162.2M and a profit margin of 0.2%.
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Job Details
Responsibilities
- Apply physics‑based understanding to the development and optimization of cryogenic cooling systems
- Analyze and model thermal, mechanical, and physical phenomena in cryogenic environments
- Participate in concept development, validation activities, and structured problem‑solving
- Collaborate closely with engineers, system experts, and project teams
- Contribute to continuous improvement of cooling performance, robustness, and reliability
- Document and communicate scientific findings clearly to diverse technical and non‑technical stakeholders
Requirements
- MSc or PhD in physics or a closely related field
- Strong understanding of physics relevant to cryogenic or low‑temperature systems
- Ability to translate theoretical insight into practical engineering relevance
- Analytical and structured way of working
- Curiosity, critical thinking, and a solution‑oriented mindset
- Excellent collaboration and communication skills in a multi‑stakeholder environment
- Fluency in English, both written and spoken
