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Overview

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Development Engineer, Chemical Composition Laboratory - European Graduate Program - SSAB Europe Oy - Raahe, Finland
Researcher
Compensation
€3,500 - €3,800/month
Vacation: 4 weeks
Salary Context: Researcher
Market Average: Researcher
€0 - €144,683
This Offer
€3,500 - €3,800
€3,500€144,683
per month
Location
Raahe
Remoteness
Onsite
Application Deadline
February 15, 2026
Job Type
Full-time
Posted: January 9, 2026Deadline: February 15, 2026
Required:
EnglishFinnish
Specialisations:
Analytical chemistryLaboratory methods

Job Description

Join SSAB's European Graduate Program as a Development Engineer in the chemical composition laboratory in Raahe, Finland. The role involves developing and validating analytical methods, quality control, and supporting investments in a modern steel industry environment. The program offers international exposure, mentorship, and career growth opportunities.

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Company Information

SSAB Europe Oy company logo

SSAB Europe Oy

Manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloys
Harvialantie 420 13300 HÄMEENLINNA
Business ID: 2389445-7
Headcount: 4,074
Company Age: 14 years

Financial Overview (2024)

SSAB Europe Oy was profitable in 2024 with revenue of €2193.9M and a profit margin of 0.0%.

€2193.9MRevenue€14.2MProfit0.0%Profit Margin

Data shown is based on historical job postings from our database.

Job Details

Requirements

  • Master's degree in chemistry
  • Recently graduated (max 24 months)
  • Excellent English skills
  • Solid experience in instrumental analytical chemistry
  • Willingness to work safely and accurately

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain analytical methods
  • Validate analytical methods
  • Conduct quality control
  • Support planning and commissioning of investments

Field:

Research

Specialisations:

  • Analytical chemistry
  • Laboratory methods

Education Level

Master's

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