Best job websites in Finland (2026): which site to use for which job

The best job site in Finland depends on your needs. JobCrawls crawls thousands of company career pages and Työmarkkinatori directly and combines them in one search with salary benchmarking data and support for Finnish, English, and Swedish. Duunitori is a long-running platform for traditional Finnish-language roles. LinkedIn is a common choice for white-collar and tech positions. Työmarkkinatori is the official government portal, mandatory for many public sector postings.

The best job sites in Finland for English speakers are: JobCrawls (fully available in English with an English-language job filter), Work in Finland (the official platform for international talent run by Business Finland), and LinkedIn (global platform with many English-language Finnish employers). Indeed has a Finnish site but thin local coverage and no Finland-specific features, so we don't recommend it as a primary channel. Duunitori and Jobly have some English support but are primarily Finnish-language platforms.

For expats moving to or living in Finland, the most useful platforms are: Work in Finland (workinfinland.com) for English-language roles curated for international applicants, JobCrawls for aggregated search across all Finnish sources with English-language filtering, EURES for EU-wide listings with a Finland filter, and LinkedIn for networking and white-collar positions.

No. Oikotie Jobs shut down in February 2025 when its owner, Schibsted Marketplaces, discontinued the jobs section of the platform. Many articles about Finnish job boards still list Oikotie, but this information is now out of date. Job seekers who previously used Oikotie should switch to Duunitori, Jobly, or JobCrawls as alternatives.

No. Monster.fi did not close. Alma Media bought Monster's Finnish business in 2021 and renamed the service Jobly in 2022. The same job board continues at jobly.fi. Before 2004 the service was called Jobline.fi.

Partly. Duunitori takes free postings from employers, who pay only to promote them, and also collects listings automatically from public sources such as Työmarkkinatori. Jobly also lets employers post for free and pay to promote. JobCrawls is an aggregator first: it crawls company career pages and Työmarkkinatori rather than hosting employer postings.

Both collect listings from public sources such as Työmarkkinatori. The difference is scope and language. JobCrawls also crawls thousands of company career pages directly, deduplicates everything into one search, classifies each listing by sector, required language and remote status, and runs in Finnish, English and Swedish. Duunitori combines free employer postings (with paid promotion) and aggregated public listings, calls itself Finland's most-visited recruitment site, and is primarily in Finnish. Duunitori does not show salary on individual listings but has a separate salary comparison tool (Palkkavertailu).

JobCrawls uses market data to show salary benchmarks by field, city, and experience level. Indeed and LinkedIn show salary ranges on some individual listings. Duunitori has a separate salary comparison tool (Palkkavertailu) but doesn't show pay on individual listings. Jobly and Työmarkkinatori don't display salary information at all.

Yes, Työmarkkinatori (Job Market Finland) is completely free for both job seekers and employers. It is Finland's official government employment portal, run by the state under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment since the TE offices closed in January 2025. In many work-permit cases employers must post the vacancy there before recruiting from outside the EU, making it a comprehensive source for public sector and regulated positions.

For tech jobs in Finland, LinkedIn and JobCrawls are the strongest options. LinkedIn is where most Finnish tech companies and international employers post software, data, and engineering roles. JobCrawls aggregates tech listings from company career pages and Työmarkkinatori and allows filtering by English language requirements. Indeed has thin Finnish coverage and is not a primary channel here.

For healthcare jobs in Finland, Duunitori and Työmarkkinatori tend to carry a large volume of nursing, medical, and social care listings. Many healthcare employers in Finland post directly to Duunitori. Työmarkkinatori includes public sector healthcare roles. Note that most healthcare positions in Finland require Finnish language skills.

Yes, but options are more limited. English-only roles are most common in technology, software development, gaming, international sales, and academic research. The best platforms are JobCrawls (with its English-language filter), Work in Finland, and LinkedIn. Public sector, healthcare, and most service industry roles typically require Finnish.

LinkedIn. Indeed has a Finnish site, but its Finnish coverage is thin and it has no Finland-specific context such as collective agreements or local salary data, so we don't recommend it as a primary channel. LinkedIn is strong for white-collar, tech and management roles and for direct contact with Finnish recruiters. In our experience its weak spot is that its matching leans heavily on your previous titles, which makes it hard to find roles outside your existing track. For local Finnish employers and career changes, pair LinkedIn with a Finnish board or with JobCrawls, which aggregates company career pages and Työmarkkinatori.

Work in Finland is an official platform run by Business Finland, designed specifically for international talent seeking jobs in Finland. All job listings are in English. It is part of the Finnish government's Talent Boost programme and also provides guides on residence permits, relocation, and working life in Finland.

EURES (European Employment Services) is an EU-wide job portal that allows you to filter listings by destination country, including Finland. It is most useful for EU and EEA citizens. For Finland specifically, it lists roles that Finnish employers have registered with the public employment service. It has fewer listings than Finnish-specific platforms but is a valuable supplementary tool for cross-border job seekers.

Yes. Jobly is Alma Media's job board (formerly Monster.fi) and is strongest for Finnish-language and blue-collar roles. If you want a single search that also covers company career pages, Työmarkkinatori, English-language roles and remote work, JobCrawls is the closest Jobly alternative: it aggregates the same public listings plus thousands of company career pages, and adds salary benchmarks that Jobly doesn't show.