Site Service Engineer As a Site Service Engineer, you’ll manage and optimize service contracts for roads, rail, fuel, cleaning, waste, and fleet operations. You'll ensure safety, efficiency, and high-performance service delivery by collaborating with internal teams and external partners. This role also plays a key part in shaping Stegra’s vehicle strategy and contracts, making a real impact on sustainable site operations. Responsibilities: Uphold Stegra safety policies and ensure adherence to ISO standards in all service operations. Oversee agreements for roads, rail, fuel, waste, cleaning, fleet, and restaurant operations, ensuring efficiency and sustainability. Act as the owner and coordinator of Stegra’s vehicle strategy and related contracts. Work with suppliers, negotiate contracts, and track service provider performance using digital tools. Educate stakeholders, support compliance activities, and enhance operational efficiency. Qualifications: BSc/MSc in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent, with expertise for maintenance operations. 3+ years in heavy industry maintenance, procurement, and managing large-scale operations. Knowledge of ISO certifications and experience in structured, matrix organizations. Skilled in digital maintenance tools, procurement contracts, and process optimization. Champion safety, teamwork, and clear communication (English required, Swedish a plus). Location: Boden, Sweden

Research shows that women and other under-represented groups within our industry hesitate to apply unless they tick most boxes of a role description. At Stegra, we are building an impact company with sustainability at its core. We need a diverse, inclusive, and authentic team to rally behind our purpose of de-carbonizing hard-to-abate industries, starting with steel. So, if you are equally passionate about our purpose yet concerned that your experience doesn’t perfectly align with the qualifications stated in the job advert, we strongly encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate, either for this role – or for another upcoming role in our rapidly growing business. About us: Stegra, formerly know as H2 Green Steel, is on a mission to disrupt the global steel industry by producing green steel, with the end goal of bringing down CO2 emissions to zero. By using green hydrogen and fossil-free electricity instead of coal; water and heat will be our primary emissions. By 2030, our ambition is to produce 5 million tonnes of green steel annually in our fully integrated, digitalized, and sustainable plant in Boden, located in northern Sweden - currently in construction phase. But this is just the beginning – our expertise in green hydrogen will enable us to decarbonize other industries in addition to steel, and we look forward to what’s next in store for us. We are looking for talented, innovative, and purpose-driven people to join our rapidly growing and diverse team. Our employees get to learn everyday, implement the latest technology and test and put their ideas into practice. Together, we are building an impact company with sustainability at its core – for our people, customers, investors, society, and planet. Site Laboratory Lead Responsibilities: The Site Laboratory Lead plays a key role in overseeing daily laboratory activities related to mechanical testing within the steel production environment. In the role you ensure testing procedures are executed efficiently, in compliance with quality and safety standards, and that laboratory operations run smoothly. You also serves as a technical reference point for lab processes, supporting continuous improvement and adherence to industry best practices. As Site Laboratory lead your responsibility includes: Ensure compliance with all safety, environmental, and quality regulations within the laboratory. Perform and oversee mechanical testing on samples, ensuring adherence to industry standards and company procedures. Lead operational coordination in the lab, ensuring effective workflow and prioritization of test samples. Operate, maintain, and calibrate monitoring and measuring equipment to ensure precision and reliability. Provide technical guidance to team members on testing procedures and equipment usage. Accurately record and analyze test data, proactively identifying and addressing inconsistencies or non-conformities. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize lab processes and sample turnaround times. Support training initiatives for lab personnel in best practices for mechanical testing and equipment handling. Adhere to all health and safety protocols, including proper handling of materials and use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Execute assigned responsibilities and contribute to process improvements in laboratory operations Qualifications: In the role as Site Laboratory Lead it's important that you are self-motivated and able to work with minimal supervision. You are detail-oriented with a focus on accuracy and precision. You are reliable and adaptable to dynamic work environments and that you have strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot minor equipment issues. You also have: Extensive experience in a mechanical testing laboratory, materials testing, or industrial laboratory environment. Strong working knowledge of steel industry standards and procedures related to laboratory testing. Experience in coordinating laboratory operations or acting as a key technical point of contact. Strong safety awareness and commitment to following protocols Advanced familiarity with testing equipment, data recording, and calibration procedures Proficiency in digital maintenance tools and laboratory management systems. Very good communication skills in English; Swedish language skills are preferable. Location: Boden What we can offer you If you are passionate about making actual change and having a positive impact on society and our planet, Stegra offers a unique opportunity to be part of a fun and professional team with high ambitions. You will get the opportunity to shape your future career together with a company focusing on creating a culture where everyone can thrive and feel a sense of belonging. In the end, we know that Stegra's growth and success is dependent on our people and we can’t wait to shape the future of steelmaking and other industries together as a team.

Production Manager Responsibilities: Lead, motivate, and develop the team to maximize their potential. Provide training, succession planning, and performance monitoring to ensure a highly skilled workforce aligned with company goals. Develop and implement annual operating plans and budgets, optimize plant productivity, manage resources efficiently, and coordinate with stakeholders to meet business objectives and customer expectations. Oversee process design, review PFDs, P&IDs, and mass/energy balances, participate in hazard analysis, and ensure compliance with industry standards for operational efficiency and safety. Identify opportunities for process improvements, assess and integrate new technologies, implement quality management systems, and optimize plant efficiency with cost-effective solutions. Collaborate with the Maintenance Department to develop strategies minimizing plant downtime while ensuring smooth and sustainable operations. Ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations, manage budgets and procurement processes to optimize cost control, and maintain continuous plant operations. Qualifications: A bachelor's or master's degree in engineering with strong knowledge of DRI plant operations, metallurgy, thermodynamics, kinetics, and fluid dynamics. Extensive leadership experience in high-demand industrial environments, preferably in HBI/HDRI production, greenfield projects, startups, or commissioning. Strong understanding of process optimization, ISO systems (9001/14001/45001), and industry regulations to ensure operational efficiency and compliance. Keen analytical abilities, excellent problem-solving capabilities, and exemplary technical writing skills to support decision-making and documentation. Strong leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills, with fluency in English; basic Swedish is an advantage.

Process & Technology Manager Responsibilities: Team Leadership & Development – Lead, motivate, and develop a skilled Process team, ensuring succession planning and diversity. Provide training and mentorship to engineers and operations staff. Process Design & Optimization – Oversee the design, safety, and efficiency of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) plants, ensuring accuracy in process diagrams (PFDs, P&IDs) and material utilization models. Technology & Supplier Evaluation – Assess and develop alternative ironmaking technologies and suppliers to enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Operational Excellence – Identify and implement process improvements, develop operating standards for new plants and equipment, and participate in plant start-ups and troubleshooting. Quality & Continuous Improvement – Implement Quality Assurance processes, integrate new technologies, and drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance reliability and resource optimization. Maintenance & Reliability – Plan and oversee preventive maintenance, develop long-term maintenance strategies, and align maintenance activities with plant performance goals. Regulatory Compliance & Safety – Ensure adherence to industry regulations, safety protocols, and engineering standards while integrating process safety into plant operations and design. Qualifications: Bachelor's or master's degree in engineering with strong process knowledge in DRI technology, metallurgy, thermodynamics, kinetics, and fluid dynamics. Industry & Leadership Experience – Extensive leadership experience in high-demand industrial environments, preferably in HBI/HDRI production, greenfield projects, startups, or commissioning. Familiarity with industry regulations and ISO systems (9001/14001/45001), ensuring compliance and process optimization. Strong analytical mindset with excellent problem-solving abilities and exemplary technical writing skills. Strong leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills, with fluency in English; basic Swedish is an advantage. Location: Boden

Lead Data Engineer The Lead Data Engineer plays a key role in shaping the future of data management at Stegra by overseeing, updating, and streamlining digital systems. With a strong focus on the Asset Information Management (AIM) system, this role ensures it becomes the trusted single source of truth for all plant asset information. The position involves leading efforts to maintain data accuracy, designing automated workflows for seamless data extraction, and integrating advanced digital systems to empower complex operations and maintenance processes. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact through innovation and collaboration. Responsibilities: Oversee and maintain the AIM system as the single source of truth for plant asset data, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and streamlined change management processes. Work closely with engineering, maintenance, and operations teams to gather, validate, and incorporate updates, while mentoring junior data engineers and enhancing team collaboration. Lead ETL process implementation, develop automation scripts, and support advanced software tools for seamless data workflows and efficient asset management. Perform regular audits, ensure compliance with industry standards and policies, and establish strong data governance principles. Create dashboards, predictive models, and analytics tools to provide actionable insights into asset data trends, quality, and usage. Use advanced data analysis to identify opportunities for operational enhancements and recommend impactful process improvements. Qualifications: A degree in Computer Engineering, specializing in Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, or a related field. 4–5 years of hands-on experience with asset information management systems, ideally AVEVA AIM, and strong knowledge of industry standards. Proven experience with AI applications in data engineering, including machine learning models and natural language processing (NLP). Skilled in programming languages like Python, R, or Java, with expertise in ETL tools (e.g., Apache Airflow, Informatica) and workflow automation techniques. Proficient in creating impactful visuals using Power BI, Tableau, and handling relational/non-relational databases (SQL and NoSQL). Familiarity with AI frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch) and a passion for leveraging data to drive creative, impactful results.