Based on 16,732 listings
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Last 90 days
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Updated March 2026
Remote work exploded across Finland during the pandemic, and many assumed it would become the new normal. The data tells a more nuanced story. Across 16,732 active Finnish job listings from the past 90 days, just 5% are fully remote and a further 9% are hybrid — meaning around 86% of advertised roles still require you to show up in person.
The national numbers also hide large variation. If you are in data, finance, or marketing — or if you are a senior professional — the remote picture looks very different from the average. And the gap between junior and senior flexibility, when you factor in hybrid alongside remote, is far larger than most candidates realise.
5%
of Finnish listings are fully remote
889
fully remote listings in Finland right now
1,446
hybrid listings — some days in office
Source: jobcrawls.com · last 90 days · March 2026 · 190 listings with unknown arrangement excluded from percentages
How Finnish Jobs Are Arranged
Work arrangement breakdown
Active Finnish listings · last 90 days
On-site85.9%(14,204)
Hybrid8.7%(1,446)
Remote5.4%(889)
The fully remote rate has edged down slightly from the previous measurement — from 933 to 889 listings — while hybrid has held essentially flat. The Finnish job market has not become more remote-friendly over the past month; if anything, the direction of travel is marginally the other way. The overwhelming reality remains that Finland is an onsite market, and candidates planning their job search around remote flexibility will find a much smaller pool than the pandemic era suggested.
Remote and Hybrid Rates by Field
The national average conceals enormous variation between fields. The chart below shows the share of listings offering any location flexibility — remote or hybrid combined — for fields with at least 50 listings in the past 90 days.
Location Flexibility by Field
Remote + hybrid combined · share of total listings per field · last 90 days
Data
86% (n=51)
Marketing
66%
Finance
65%
Human Resources
37%
Technology
23%
Sales
23%
Healthcare
7%
Construction
5%
Why is the Data field at 86%? Data roles — analysts, engineers, data scientists — have only 51 listings in Finland right now, a small sample, but 44 of them offer remote or hybrid work. The work is inherently location-independent: it happens on a laptop, the output is digital, and the talent pool is global. Finnish employers in this space have adapted accordingly. Small sample — consistent signal.
Finance is worth examining closely. With 232 listings, it is a meaningful sample — and 65% of those listings offer remote or hybrid, with hybrid (122 listings) actually outnumbering onsite (82 listings). Finance in Finland has become a predominantly hybrid field, which is not what most candidates assume when they picture banking and accounting roles.
At the other end, Hospitality has zero remote or hybrid listings across its 418 active listings — as expected, given the nature of the work. Construction and Education are similarly constrained. Healthcare, despite being Finland's largest hiring field, is 93% onsite — the 7% flexibility figure covers some administrative, coordination, and remote consultation roles, not clinical work.
The Seniority Gap — Bigger Than You Think
The previous version of this analysis showed that senior professionals have a remote rate roughly ten times higher than junior candidates. That finding holds. But looking at all location flexibility — remote and hybrid combined — reveals a gap that is far more striking.
Location Flexibility by Seniority Level
Remote-only and hybrid rates · Finland · last 90 days
Remote
Hybrid
Onsite
Senior
63% flex
Manager
32% flex
Intern
16% flex
Mid-Level
12% flex
Junior
6% flex
Senior professionals have 63% location flexibility — remote or hybrid — compared to 6% for junior candidates. That is not a slight advantage: it is a fundamentally different job market. Senior roles in Finland cluster in knowledge-work fields where remote is viable, and experienced professionals have greater leverage to negotiate arrangements that may not be advertised explicitly in the listing itself.
Tip for senior candidates
The 20% fully remote rate for senior roles suggests that many more on-site senior listings are negotiable than they appear. A role advertised as on-site may be open to hybrid or even full remote for the right candidate — but this flexibility is rarely in the job posting. It comes up in the conversation. Come prepared to raise it.
For junior candidates, the picture is genuinely constrained. Expecting to start a career in Finland fully remote is not realistic based on current data. Entry-level roles are overwhelmingly in-person — both because employers want junior staff physically present for onboarding and mentoring, and because the fields with highest junior volume (Healthcare, Education, Customer Service, Construction) are inherently location-bound.
The Bigger Picture — International Remote Roles
The figures on this page cover job listings physically based in Finland. jobcrawls.com also tracks international companies offering fully remote roles accessible to people based in Finland — adding a significant pool of additional opportunities that most Finnish job sites do not surface at all.
If you are open to remote work for a non-Finnish employer, your total accessible market is substantially larger than the national numbers above suggest. Many of these roles are in English, pay competitively relative to Finnish market rates, and are actively seeking candidates across Europe including Finland.
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What This Means for Your Job Search
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Remote work in Finland is field-specific, not universal
Data, Finance, and Marketing are genuinely flexible — over 65% of listings in each offer remote or hybrid. Healthcare, Construction, and Education are overwhelmingly on-site. Filter your search accordingly rather than applying a remote filter across all fields.
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Hybrid is nearly twice as common as fully remote
If location flexibility is your goal rather than full remote, the pool of relevant roles more than doubles — from 889 to 2,335 listings — when you include hybrid. Do not filter for remote-only if hybrid works for you.
3
Senior professionals should negotiate, not just filter
63% of senior Finnish listings offer some location flexibility — but the 20% fully remote rate suggests that much of this is unlocked through negotiation rather than advertised upfront. Many on-site listings for experienced roles may be open to hybrid or remote arrangements if you raise it early in the process.
4
Junior candidates should plan to be on-site
94% of junior listings in Finland are on-site. If you are early in your career and targeting Finland, factoring in a physical presence — and making that clear on your CV — is not just helpful, it is essential for most roles.
5
The remote market has not grown — it has slightly contracted
Fully remote listings have dropped from 933 to 889 compared to the previous measurement. The post-pandemic assumption that remote work would keep expanding in Finland has not materialised in the listings data. Plan accordingly.
About the Data
Work arrangement figures are based on 16,732 active Finnish job listings from the past 90 days, crawled by jobcrawls.com directly from company career pages and Työmarkkinatori. 190 listings with no work arrangement classification are excluded from percentage calculations. Field-level rates are computed from a cross-tabulation of field and remoteness; fields with fewer than 50 total listings are noted. Seniority classifications use jobcrawls.com's normalised role level field, which is present on approximately 59% of listings — the remaining 41% with no seniority classification are excluded from the seniority breakdown.
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