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voestalpine AG

Career

As a globally active steel and technology group, voestalpine is an attractive employer with a wide range of career opportunities. Around 50,000 employees work in 500 Group companies worldwide.

Manuel, Schweiss-Techniker bei der voestalpine, steht in blauer Arbeitskleidung und mit Schutzkappe samt Gehörschutz steht in einer Produktionshalle neben mehreren langen Metallprofilen.
For Manuel R., the connections are strong. He works alongside his colleagues on the team to weld profiles for our high-bay warehouse specialist, voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik. For him, it’s crystal clear: #FavoriteMoments come from personal interactions.
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Brust-Portraitfoto von Mohammad, er trägt eine kurzärmelige Railway Systems Weste und lächelt freundlich in die Kamera.
At our voestalpine Signaling location in Siershahn, Germany, Mohammad M. oversees train safety system projects—from feasibility studies to handover to rail customers worldwide. As a frequent train traveler, seeing firsthand how our systems help keep rail travel safe is a #FavoriteMoment for the computer engineer. Another was stepping into a new role with greater responsibility.
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POrtraitfoto: Forscherin Selina von voestalpine Donawitz steht lächelnd an ihrem Arbeitsplatz im hellen Büro vor zwei Bildschirmen. Im Hintergrund stehen Zimmerpflanzen und Aktenordner.
Selina R. has been working for us at the Donawitz site since 2018. Her research focuses primarily on electric arc furnace slag, as well as casting powders and refractory products. In doing so, she combines the best of two worlds: steel and construction materials.
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greentec steel

Weitläufige Industriebaustelle mit Stahlkonstruktionen, Kränen, Hubarbeitsbühnen und einem großen zylindrischen Industriegebäude im Hintergrund.
Austria’s largest climate protection research project is becoming a reality: Construction of the HY4SMELT demonstration plant in Linz is proceeding right on schedule.
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A greentec steel conveyor bridge at the voestalpine site in Linz, with industrial facilities, pipelines, and buildings in the background.
Starting in 2027, hot briquetted iron (HBI) will be one of the primary feedstocks for our electric arc furnace in Linz. To ensure continuous feeding, a dedicated supply facility is being built at the Linz site.
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Microtunnel-Baustelle mit großem Vortriebsrohr, Hydraulikzylindern und technischen Leitungen in einer Betonschachtanlage.
The microtunnel supplying power to the new electric arc furnace at the Linz site has been completed. This brings us one step closer to our goal—even underground—of transforming steel production as part of greentec steel.
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