Careers Last Modified 09.10.2008

Careers

Working at Wärtsilä in Norway

The exciting and challenging tasks Wärtsilä in Norway offers was the main reason more than 200 people chose to take a job within the company in 2007. Here you can meet some of our employees in Norway.

Why we wanted to work at Wärtsilä in Norway

     KRISTIAN GRANBERG (29)
Automation Engineer 
From: Norway
– Wärtsilä appeared as an interesting place to work. The company is growing rapidly in Norway, and this expansion comes with a lot of exciting challenges. Wärtsilä was also recommended to me by a friend who works in the company.  
     
YIGUANG XU NILSSEN (28)
System Engineer
From: China
– The exiting tasks the company offers its employees was the main reason I moved to Stord, Norway two years ago. During these two years I have been working in a group that is responsible for analysis and calculations for electrical systems.
     

JOHANN VÅGE STOKNES (19)
Trainee Mechanics
From: Norway
- Exciting tasks was the main reason why I wanted to become a trainee at Wärtsilä Norway. The workplace environment here is very good.
     
MARIE ENGELSEN LANDRO (27)
HR Consultant
From: Norway
– I wanted to work within internal communications and the company’s expansion in Norway offers a lot of opportunities and challenges within this field. I also learn a lot from working in an international environment, where I get to work with people from all over the world.  
     

JOHAN MALM (41)
Director, Project Management Marine
From: Finland
– Within Wärtsilä you find a lot of people with a strong will to develop the company further. I wanted to take part in this development.
     
STIAN SØRENG (25)
Service Coordinator
From: Norway
– It is exciting to work in a big and international company. If the job gets too monotonous you always have opportunities for new challenges.
     

JEROME PAUMIER (28)
Spare Parts Coordinator
From: France
I was familiar with Wärtsilä's good reputation from my previous job in France. The company is known for its technical expertise, product quality and innovations. When I moved to Norway I therefore wanted to be a part of this environment.