At Swerim, you'll work with a wide range of joining techniques and help develop a sustainable and competitive industry - together with experienced colleagues, industry partners, and academia.
About the role
We conduct applied research in close collaboration with Swedish industry, including infrastructure, materials technology, process, energy, and automotive industries.
As a researcher you will:
work on research and development projects that solve real industry problems
progressively take on more responsibility - from project components to leading your own projects
receive support and mentoring from senior researchers and specialists
develop both technically and professionally in a safe and learning-oriented environment
An important part of our operations is also training the welding engineers of the future, in collaboration with KTH and the Swedish Welding Commission. Here you'll have the opportunity to contribute your knowledge and learn about new areas along the way.
Who are you?
As a person, you are curious, engaged, and eager to learn. You enjoy collaboration, like taking responsibility, and enjoy sharing ideas and knowledge with others.
We particularly welcome you if you have:
Welding engineer competence, IWE and/or several years of experience in joining/welding
Master's degree in Engineering or PhD in Materials Technology, Production Technology, or similar field
Strong communication skills in both Swedish and English
Meritorious (but not required):
Pedagogical interest and/or experience with mentoring/teaching
Previous project management experience
Experience with applications for public funding
What do we offer you?
Modern laboratories and access to advanced technical equipment
Opportunity to work closely with both industry and academia
Strong networks nationally and internationally
An inclusive culture with knowledgeable and engaged colleagues
Location is Kista. Travel is part of the position. A driver's license is meritorious but not required.
Interested?
Do you want to know more or are you curious about what it's like to work as a researcher at Swerim?
Submit your application by September 30, 2026 - we look forward to learning more about you and your interests.
Interviews take place on an ongoing basis.
Learn more about us at www.swerim.se
Contact persons
Joakim Wahlsten, Senior Researcher and Coordinator for Joining, 076-1028409, [email protected]
Anna Söderbäck, HR, 073-537 03 51, [email protected]
Adam Ståhlkrantz, Swedish Engineers, 076-145 14 41, [email protected]