Vacant job

With increased trust from several of our larger customers, we have a strong demand for our die-cast zinc solutions. The increased volumes, along with a positive outlook for the future, mean that we are now looking for two die casters to complement our dedicated team during the day.

The work at our modern foundry involves everything from setting up and programming machines/robots to material handling with associated quality controls. The most important factor in finding a suitable role with us is that you come with a passion for technology and machines, which gives us the opportunity to place you in a position that is best for your future education and development.

In addition to previous knowledge, we place a lot of emphasis on your personal qualities, and while it is advantageous to have some form of experience in technically advanced tasks, personal attributes are of utmost importance in our selection process.

We are looking for someone who enjoys challenges and truly wants to excel in what they do. To succeed in this position, you must be proactive and always strive to perform at your best. You should have a positive attitude towards your work and surroundings, enjoy taking responsibility, and thrive in a fast-paced environment.

Please submit your application directly; selection will be ongoing, and we will close the application process for these positions on May 9.

The recruitment is conducted in collaboration with Aktiv Bemanning in Småland. This means that Aktiv Bemanning carries out large parts of the recruitment process, but it is Gjuteriteknik that ultimately hires the successful candidates. If you have any questions, you can call the responsible recruiter, Jimmy Lehtomäki, at phone number 0370–69 56 52.

AB Gjuteriteknik is a company focused on sustainable production with die-casting in zinc, employing 75 people and generating over 400 million SEK in revenue. From our factory in Värnamo, nearly one billion die-cast zinc products were delivered to 250 customers in 40 different countries around the world in 2024.