Changes in Valmet's Executive Team
Sharpen your soft skills – the future is human
The era of information has made us all information professionals, and our value as an employee is based on our capability to manage information. Soon, however, technology will be so advanced that we are no longer needed to manage information – machines will do it better. According to futurist Perttu Pölönen, it is high time that we start focusing on skills that no machine can learn – the human elements.
Inspiration from nature starts Valmet’s nonwovens journey
For decades, Valmet has been designing and manufacturing machinery for nonwovens producers. Perhaps surprisingly, our technology is inspired by the beauty of nature. Today, we can offer full end-of-line equipment while continuously developing our offering.
That feeling when...you engineer the path forward
Explore the inspiring journey of Mateus Argenton do Amaral, an Application Engineer at Valmet, in our Employee Spotlight series. Discover his expertise in refiner segments and what it means to be a proud 'Valmeteer.'
Predicting the future using data
Instead of typical production planning and control, data-driven applications incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) help us take a more holistic view of the entire chain of production by utilizing data from several sources. While Industrial Internet applications can be used to instantly optimize processes, they also allow us to predict what’s around the corner.
Game technology in industry
With the help of augmented reality, process information can be detached from control rooms, and mechanics can take the information they need with them when they work on a machine.
Positive experiences of working life are significant for young people
Promoting employment among young people is important for society and an investment in the future. The path to working life is not always easy for young people. Offering opportunities to learn working life skills and gain experience is one way to help, and Valmet decided to provide such opportunities.
Great opportunity to crystallize my own career path and goals – Summer in Procurement
Working at Valmet, there wasn’t one similar day. It was awesome how I was able to apply my skills and develop them during the summer. I am sure that the new skills I developed can help me a lot later in both education and working life.
Learning more about the technical vocabulary – Summer in Air Technology unit
My summer job this year is to work as a proofreading trainee in Valmet’s AIR technology unit in Raisio.
Crafting the future in Mechanical Engineering
Sometimes the career path is clear from childhood, and this was also the case for Ndivho Maanda, who joined our SEMEA Trainee Program in September 2023.
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