EasyMining is hiring multiple important roles
EasyMining is in an expansive phase and hiring several colleagues in different areas. The employees Hanna Landbring and Mark Boers, both engineers at EasyMining, and John Svärd, Head of Engineering, explain what it is like to work in an innovation company that supports society with important technologies creating circularity.
EasyMining develops processes that enable extraction and recycling of important materials from society's waste. The company is growing rapidly and hiring seven new colleagues for the office in Gothenburg, ready to contribute to society's circular development.
The vacancies being advertised are primarily various types of engineering (see the list of vacancies below).
– To be involved in developing new processes in an innovation company and to contribute to reduce the extraction of nature's raw materials is extremely encouraging. It is essential for us to reduce our need of virgin raw materials and instead make use of already existing urban recourses, says Hanna Landbring, Lead Process Engineer.
– It’s now the company really starts to form in all parts and to be part of that journey is a great benefit, says Mark Boers, Mechanical Engineering Manager.
New exciting phase
EasyMining has since the beginning worked with new ideas and R&D projects, but is now also in an exciting phase where the company is commercializing the first developed technologies.
In late 2021 EasyMining and the German utilities company Gelsenwasser signed an agreement to build the world’s first phosphorus recovery plant (picture above) based on the Ash2Phos technology. (Read more about the plant here)
– Scaling up, designing, and building process plants from new developed and patented technologies is probably one of the most fun and challenging things you can work with as an engineer, especially if you like to solve problems. But to do it right you need a diverse team with the right attitude, experience, and competence. All positions that we recruit has an important part to play when building process recovery plants, says John Svärd, Head of Engineering.
– In addition and on a personal level, it also feels fulfilling to work with true recycling that has a positive climate impact. The whole society goes towards a circular economy and it’s great to be a part of that, says John Svärd.
"It is fulfilling to work with true recycling that has a positive climate impact."
John Svärd, Head of Engineering at EasyMining
EasyMining is located in Gothenburg, Uppsala and Berlin. The positions we are now recruiting are all stationed in Gothenburg.
Read more about the vacancies:
Process Team Lead
Lead Process Engineer
Process Engineer
Project Leader
Mechanical Engineer
Instrument and Automation Engineer
Administratör (in Swedish)
Please note that above positions may not yet be available. Find our current vacancies here.
