Why work at ArcelorMittal?

High five employees

What our colleagues say

Armando works as a process technician
Ten years ago, Armando chose a career at ArcelorMittal Gent. As a process engineer, he discovered that you can do anything here: from training and advancement opportunities to working with the latest technology - discover his story.
Armando
Production Employee
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Florance refrigeration technician maintenance
Every working day is different, with plenty of technical challenges and unexpected situations. It requires precision, collaboration and creativity and makes the work exciting and varied. Read Florence's story.
Florence
Maintenance Technician
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After his vacation job, Kevin joined us as a maintenance worker.  He took interesting training courses, learned a lot from colleagues and today he is foreman.
After his summer job, Kevin joined us as a maintenance worker. He took some interesting courses, learned a lot from his coworkers, and today he's a foreman. Discover Kevin's story.
Kevin
Maintenance Technician
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Christophe
Starting his career after graduating with a Master's in Engineering, he seized every opportunity and is now head of the department focused on environment, energy and circularity.
Christophe
Engineer
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Ingeborg with colleagues
Ingeborg drove a truck for six years before deciding to take on a new challenge at ArcelorMittal Belgium. From truck driving to steel production — discover Ingeborg's story.
Ingeborg
Production Employee
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Lynn maintenance
A production process that still fascinates after more than 12 years: for Lynn, that is one of the greatest assets of her job at ArcelorMittal. Read her story.
Lynn
Maintenance Technician
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Nele desk
Nele started seven years ago in a European customer service project, worked for two years in southern France and now leads the supply chain team in Ghent.
Nele
Support services
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Hannes engineer steel shop
When Hannes graduated with a Master's degree in mechanical engineering from Ghent University in 2020, he already knew he wanted to do something that trully matters. Not just a technical job, but one in which he could use his knowledge to really make a difference.
Hannes
Engineer
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