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We monitor traffic on land, at sea and in the air. Intelligent traffic control and management services, up-to-date traffic information, and the expertise of the company’s almost 1,200 professionals improve traffic safety and flow and help reduce emissions. Our core task is traffic management, but at the same time, we are also developing new smart solutions and building the traffic ecosystem together with other operators.
Fintraffic’s Rail Traffic Management employs approximately 490 people in several locations, such as Helsinki and Tampere.
Fintraffic’s Vessel Traffic Services employs approximately 100 people in Turku and Helsinki.
Fintraffic’s Air Navigation Services employ approximately 420 people around Finland.
Fintraffic’s Road Traffic Management employs approximately 90 people in Tampere, Turku and Helsinki.
Fintraffic’s other services employ approximately 70 people mainly in Helsinki.
We ensure safety.
We care.
We point the way.
Together.
Fintraffic’s values have been created together with our employees. Our values are present in all our encounters and actions and in daily leadership.
We realise our values every day – We ensure safety. We care. We point the way. Together.
Responsibility is reflected in our good leadership, capacity for renewal, and appreciative corporate culture. We are involved in the Oikotie Responsible Workplace community and are committed to further developing the principles of a responsible workplace. We have also received the Hyvän mielen työpaikka award for our work to promote mental wellbeing.
Below, you can hear the thoughts of our PMO leader Max and our BI expert Maria about Fintraffic.
We value the wellbeing and enjoyment of employees at work. We offer various employee benefits to support the wellbeing of our employees.
Bicycle benefit
Sports, culture and massage benefit
Extensive occupational healthcare services
Commuting benefit
Lunch benefit
Mental wellbeing services
Do you want to become a railway traffic controller?
Fintraffic ́s Rail Traffic Management regularly trains new traffic controllers.
Do you want to become an air traffic controller?
Avia College trains new air traffic controllers.
Are you looking for an internship or summer job? Every year, we offer students versatile internship and summer jobs. Our summer job advertisements will always be published on this website at the start of the year and we announce our other internship positions throughout the year (see open jobs).
Read about the experiences of our summer employees, Veera Koho, Veera Putkonen and Jesper Setälä, about working at Fintraffic in summer 2023.
”Summer employees are a part of the work community right from the start” Veera Putkonen has worked on documentation and databases at Fintraffic’s Air Navigation Services for two summers. How did Veera, who majors in biochemistry, end up in the field of air navigation for the summer? What got her to return to Fintraffic ́s […]
“Fintraffic is a safe environment for learning through practice” Veera Koho, a student of business, worked in the Fintraffic HR team for the summer, familiarising herself with various HR tasks through practical work. How was her experience of summer work at Fintraffic? What special memories does Veera have of the summer? Why does Veera want […]
”A summer jobs gives you a good overview of traffic” Jesper Setälä, who is studying to become a traffic engineer for the first year, worked as a summer traffic operator in Fintraffic’s Road Traffic Management. How did Jesper find Fintraffic summer jobs right after his first year of study? How was his experience of summer […]
Are you at the end of your studies and looking for a place to do your thesis work? We announce our thesis work positions on this site (see open jobs). You can also contact our recruitment team at recruiting@fintraffic.fi.
Sree Manikanta Kumar Kanujula, ‘Mani’ to his friends, completed his thesis “Making neutrality more tangible for everyday transport users” working for Fintraffic. Read about Mani’s experiences here.