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Job openings range from service, technology, health, and education sectors to post-doctoral candidates. Salaries vary according to positions and specialties and are quite attractive.
Brazilian professionals interested in investing in a career in Finland, the happiest country in the world, can find over 630 job openings available to apply for on the Work in Finland website. Finnish companies also publish the positions that are available. Job openings range from leadership positions, such as Marketing and Quality Director, to UX designers, architects, nurses, childcare workers, salespeople, and game developers. Work in Finland encourages Brazilian talent to explore the websites of companies as well as Finnish cities. Just in the second quarter of this year, the country had over 40,000 job offers.
Marina Velikova, Director of Solutions at Barona’s Global Talent Solutions, reports that last year, the Barona recruited over 700 professionals from outside Finland and hints that the company is looking for more specialists in technical support, systems architects, Java application programmers, installers, and IT development managers, SAP consultants, data engineers, cooks, industrial painters, food process operators, production workers among others. “We provide support in the immigration and relocation process for hired candidates, and in some projects, even language training to assist them in settling here in the country.”
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Future profession with immediate earnings: Specialist reveals how a solar energy technician earns R$ 8,000 per month by taking advantage of the explosion in demand across the entire country.
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Work from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM with a 1-hour break at Sicredi as a Customer Service Assistant and receive a salary + benefits such as life insurance, dental plan, partnerships, Gympass, and much more in job openings across various states.
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Subsea7 has job openings: the company has offshore and onshore positions available in 2026 for operators, pilots, supervisors, engineers, and much more.
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Unimed is hiring candidates with and without experience! More than 10 job openings for Assistants, Analysts, Kitchen Assistants, and much more!
Yousician, an innovative Finnish company that offers an interactive music education service, is another company looking for candidates with experience in consumer or product business sectors. According to Lis Balaj, Senior Talent Acquisition Partner, the company is seeking positions in areas like data, back-end, quality control, and site reliability engineering. “The compensation will be adjusted according to the seniority and expertise of the candidates, ensuring competitive packages,” says Balaj.
There are also career opportunities for researchers in Finland. Sanna Marttinen, Executive Director of Tulanet, represents the new Post-doctoral Program for Research Institutes. “Our role is to coordinate cooperation among 11 Finnish government research institutes, and we are very excited about the government’s significant investment in research and development (R&D),” Marttinen declares. The program, which will be funded by the government’s multi-annual R&D plan, aims to recruit 85 new post-doctoral researchers between 2025 and 2028, with salaries around 4,000 euros.
Valued Skills and Qualifications
Nearly 40% of small and medium-sized enterprises in Finland are seeking skilled workers, according to the Entrepreneur Gallup survey conducted in April this year. Technology companies in Finland are constantly on the lookout for professionals in software development, data science, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, along with a solid foundation in problem-solving and innovation. Qualifications in computer science, engineering, or related fields are essential, and fluency in English is sufficient, although learning Finnish could be advantageous.
“The best way for foreign professionals to prepare is by obtaining relevant technical certifications, staying updated on industry trends, and building networks within the Finnish tech community through events and online platforms,” notes Marina.
Katri Raevuori, Events Manager at Work in Finland, emphasizes that working in the happiest country in the world is all about skill development, with the latest technologies and learning from the best specialists. “Finland is the ideal destination for professionals looking to take the next step in their careers in a dynamic and welcoming environment, always striving for sustainable growth.” Raevuori encourages Brazilian talent to explore Finnish companies and cities, as well as the networking events of Work in Finland. The event calendar can be found at www.workinfinland.com/en/events. She also mentions that the Work in Finland team will be present at the Web Summit Rio 2025 for the third time. “We hope to have great discussions with the Brazilian talent present.”
Job Market
Finland is a stable, safe, and progressive country, known for its strong emphasis on technology and innovation and an excellent work-life balance. Many Finnish companies promote flexible working hours and allow remote work, fostering a healthy and sustainable environment. About 50% of Finnish workers work between 35 and 40 hours a week, from Monday to Friday, allowing them time for rest, socialization, and outings.
“Finland is a safe and stable country that offers high quality of life and a balance between personal and professional life. The Finnish work ecosystem is conducive to learning and innovation, which is why the country invests in diverse teams to make it more interesting on a global scale,” highlights Alessandra Leone, Talent Manager at Work in Finland.
The happiest country in the world also has a vibrant startup scene and a rapidly growing tech sector, offering a range of opportunities for English-speaking professionals. With a population of 5.5 million, Finland is globally recognized as a center for innovation, including Nokia phones, heart rate monitors, airplane black boxes, 5G, and the Linux operating system. Key sectors include gaming, bioeconomy, clean and smart technologies, health and well-being, ICT and digitalization, and tourism.
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