Elomatic is visiting on the Ylistönrinne campus

Name: Elomatic is visiting on the Ylistönrinne campus
Start: 2026-02-04T13:00:00
End: 2026-02-04T14:00:00

Interested in a career in engineering, technology, or industrial development? Come hear about Elomatic and the opportunities they offer for students!

In this open session, you’ll learn what kind of expertise the Elomatic is looking for and what internship, thesis, and career paths they provide for students.

Event information

Event date

4.2.2026 15:00 - 4.2.2026 16:00

Event type

Student events

Event language

Finnish

English

Event organizer

Faculty of Mathematics and Science

Event payment

Free of charge

Event location category

Ylistönrinne

KEM1

Elomatic will visit our university. A company presentation open to the entire university community (staff and students) will take place on 4 February 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00 in KEM1 (Ylistönrinne). The event will be held in Finnish, but participation and discussion in English are also welcome.

Come and hear about Elomatic’s operations and potential working opportunities!

Summer trainee 2026

Elomatic’s summer trainee application is open until February 8.

Read more from the website Summer Trainee 2026: https://elomatic.rekrytointi.com/paikat/?o=A_A&jid=343

HR representative from Elomatic will be available before the public event begins, in the upper lobby (YK300) near the KEM1 upper entrance, if you would like to ask some questions related to the internships.

Elomatic: https://www.elomatic.com/fi/

Further information

Suvi Harsunen

Business Services Manager

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