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The Finnish Meteorological Institute

The Finnish Meteorological Institute observes and studies the atmosphere, near space and seas. We produce services related to weather, sea, climate, air quality and near space.

We make sure that no one is surprised by the weather conditions. We are a respected organization in our field. Many of our jobs are international. We value high-level competence, and that is why it is important that our employees can educate themselves and develop on the job.

We employ about 700 experts in various fields. Our employees are e.g. meteorologists, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, engineers, administration and ICT experts. Every year, we offer students jobs in different fields.

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