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Read more about working in ICT in Finland

Finland needs experts. According to Technology Industries of Finland, 60% of these employees hold a university degree and 40% are skilled workers. The ICT sector is significant in Finland, with a revenue of €32 bn.

In Finland, digital skills are the greatest relative strength. Here, you can work with the most skilled people in sectors like IoT, cyber security, big data and AI.

Finland creates and applies new innovations. Its start-up ecosystem is one of the most attractive in Europe, and education, flexible legislation and company co-operation all support innovation.​

Finland is the leading developer of mobile games, and its gaming industry ranks among the five largest in Europe. In 2021, the industry’s turnover grew to approximately €3.2 bn. 

In 2023, Finland was crowned the happiest country in the world for the sixth consecutive time. We work about 8 hours a day. After that we take time for ourselves and recharge in our country’s wild and clean nature. Side note: there are no polar bears here.​

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