The explosives department at Nammo Raufoss AS will strengthen its process department and is looking for a process engineer. The department consists of a total of 130 employees, of which the process department consists of 18 engineers with varied backgrounds and experience. Our engineers have a central role in the development of the department and as a process engineer with us, you will have extensive contact with internal and external partners.

The explosives department produces energetic materials, ammunition components, shoulder-fired rocket systems and finished ammunition for military use.

Work tasks:

You will work with industrializing production processes for new and existing products, carrying out investment projects and adopting new technology to ensure that Nammo maintains its position as a world-class supplier of defense products.

Qualifications:

• You have an engineering degree in mechanical, electrical/automation or chemistry.
• Good technical understanding, experience in production, continuous improvement work and investment projects is an advantage.

Personal qualities:

• Commitment - precision - care are Nammo's values that guide us to do our best, which we hope you identify with.
• You are enterprising, take responsibility and have the ability to execute, in addition to being willing to learn and curious.

We offer:

We are keen to see the individual employee and you will have good opportunities to be able to influence your own development, your work tasks and working day with us. You will be part of an informal and open working environment with friendly and inclusive colleagues, as well as a solid professional environment that provides support and shares its expertise.

We have a robust and secure workplace that offers competitive conditions with good schemes for pension savings, salary, insurance and parental leave.

With us, you will have a varied working day with many exciting tasks, a fast pace and you will also learn a lot.

The position requires that you can be security cleared by national security authorities and that a valid police certificate can be presented. Interviews are conducted on an ongoing basis.