Gen B Graduate Program, Process Development Engineer

Boliden Mineral AB; Denmark; Remote; DKK 404,000 - 508,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel and accommodation covered

Assessment Center in Stockholm

Job summary

Boliden invites graduates to join Gen B as a Process Development Engineer at Harjavalta smelter. You will support production operations, solve process challenges and contribute to long-term projects, while developing through a structured program.

You will work with production, maintenance and project teams, document trials, review reports, and learn Boliden's production methods in a hands-on setting, with mentorship and career growth opportunities.

Qualifications

• Master of Science in metallurgy, sustainable process metallurgy, extractive metallurgy, process engineering, chemical engineering, process chemistry, or a closely related field

Responsibilities

• Respond promptly to requests from production and help resolve process-related problems
• Support production operations and contribute to investment projects when needed
• Contribute to longer-term assignments linked to the company's strategic objectives
• Combine rapid operational problem-solving with systematic long-term planning
• Review historical reports, external research, and industry publications and assess their relevance to Harjavalta smelter
• Document trials, new materials, operating-window changes, results, and lessons learned for future use
• Collaborate with production, maintenance, and project personnel on process development initiatives

Education

Master of Science in metallurgy

Job description

Start your future at one of Europe's leading mining- and smelting companies and become part of Gen B! Begin a one-year journey designed to challenge and inspire you. As a graduate, you will gain in-depth, hands-on experience across different business areas, functions, and sites in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Portugal or Ireland, depending on your chosen position.

To drive change for future generations, we need new ways of thinking, that's why we encourage you to apply. You are the hearts behind tomorrow.

A program designed for your future

For one year, divided into three periods, you will explore how Boliden operates end to end, and how your own unique background and experience connect to the bigger picture. As a graduate, you are employed in a permanent position from day one and supported by an individual development program. Throughout the year several engaged and experienced colleagues, will guide you in your progress. You will become part of an international network of graduates and colleagues, expanding both your knowledge and connections. Six joint training weeks with top-class lecturers will challenge your thinking and give you the opportunity to further deepen your skills. After graduation you will continue your journey with a mentor for six months. In addition, you will receive practical training in project methodology and Boliden's production methods, enabling you to apply what you learn directly in our operations.

Learn more how you can step into a future where raw material meets your potential.

Find your path

As a graduate and part of Gen B, you will be given a unique gateway into Boliden. Whether you want to grow as an expert in business, engineering or tech, you will get the opportunity to grow in the area that excites you the most.

In this role as a Process Development Engineer, you'll be part of the the R&D team at Harjavalta smelter, supporting production operations and, when needed, investment projects. You will solve process-related challenges, contribute to long-term assignments linked to strategic objectives, and collaborate closely with production, maintenance, and project personnel.

Responsibilities:

• Respond promptly to requests from production and help resolve process-related problems
• Support production operations and contribute to investment projects when needed
• Contribute to longer-term assignments linked to the company's strategic objectives
• Combine rapid operational problem-solving with systematic long-term planning
• Review historical reports, external research, and industry publications and assess their relevance to Harjavalta smelter
• Document trials, new materials, operating-window changes, results, and lessons learned for future use
• Collaborate with production, maintenance, and project personnel on process development initiatives

Qualifications:

• Master of Science in metallurgy, sustainable process metallurgy, extractive metallurgy, process engineering, chemical engineering, process chemistry, or a closely related field

Who you are

We think you are a forward thinker and a team thriver, who is naturally curious, and solutions oriented. You communicate with honesty and respect, are eager to take initiative and dedicated to follow through. Above all, you are ready to take responsibility and grow as an expert.

What you bring

You hold a relevant university degree completed in 2025 or later. You can communicate clearly in English, hold a valid driver's license and are available to start in September 2027.

The Assessment Center will take place in Stockholm, Sweden, on one day between February 16-19, 2027. Boliden will cover travel and accommodation expenses. Please ensure your availability between February 14-20, 2027, if you progress to the final stage.

Boliden is at the forefront of advancing our industry through sustainable solutions and innovation. Every day, we work to reduce our footprint, and drive long-term progress. We are on a journey towards becoming the most sustainable and respected metal supplier in the world. With us, you will be part of a diverse workplace built on care, courage and responsibility. We work together to grow and take the lead. Our priority is your safety, well-being and growth. Make a lasting impact, in your everyday work, for future generations. Let a rock-solid career start with us.

Learn more at www.boliden.com.

Do you have any questions about your application? Please send an e‑mail to [e-mail].

Last day to apply for this position is November 20th 2026. Selection will be ongoing; we are looking forward to receiving your application as soon as possible.