Open application
Your path to Nightingale Health
If you want to put your skills towards building a healthier tomorrow, we’d love to help you find the best way to connect with us.
Start by exploring our current open positions. If you find a role that matches your skills and interests, applying directly is always the best way to be considered.
If there isn't the right opportunity for you today, you can still keep up with future opportunities.
Stay connected
Interested in a particular area of our work? Connect with the teams that interest you and choose to be notified when we open new positions.
This is the best way to keep up with opportunities at Nightingale Health and make sure you don't miss a role that could be right for you.
Thinking about sending an open application?
You're welcome to introduce yourself even if there isn't a suitable position open right now. We just want to be clear about what happens when you do.
An open application isn't an application for a current position. We review open applications with our future hiring needs in mind, but we don't create new roles based on the applications we receive.
If your skills and experience could be relevant to our future needs, we may keep your profile in our talent pool. If a suitable opportunity comes up, our Talent team may get in touch with you.
We receive many open applications, so we're not able to respond to each one individually or provide application updates or feedback. If we see a potential match, we'll contact you.
Even after submitting an open application, we encourage you to keep an eye on our open positions and apply directly when you see something that feels right for you.
How and where we work
We believe good things happen when people work together. That's why Nightingale Health has an office-first culture, helping our teams collaborate, learn from each other, and stay connected.
Our global functions are primarily based at our headquarters in Helsinki, Finland. Opportunities in our other locations are currently more limited and are typically focused on local laboratory and commercial operations.
The exact ways of working vary by team and role, but most of our people work regularly from the office. When sending an open application, please consider where the type of work you're interested in is based.
Work authorization and visa sponsorship
Our teams span several countries, and we welcome interest from candidates around the world.
At the moment, we generally require candidates to already have an unrestricted right to work in the country where the position is located, as we're typically unable to provide visa sponsorship for new hires.
Internships and part-time opportunities
Part-time roles: Most of our positions are full-time. Because our onboarding and ways of working are designed primarily around full-time roles, we rarely recruit for part-time positions.
Internships: We don't currently have a regular internship program or accept open applications for internships or trainee positions. If internship or trainee opportunities become available, we'll advertise them.
Still want to introduce yourself?
If you've read the information above and an open application still feels like the right way to introduce yourself, we'd be happy to learn more about you.
Share your details and CV below. If there's anything else you'd like us to know about you or the kind of opportunities you're interested in, you can tell us that too.
Please keep in mind that we aren't able to respond to every open application. If we see a potential match with a future opportunity, we'll be in touch.
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About Nightingale Health
Nightingale Health has created a novel blood test that powers a new era in preventive healthcare. Our solution provides risk detection for multiple chronic diseases from a single blood sample. With every blood sample, we help build better healthcare for everyone.
Nightingale Health operates globally, with headquarters in Helsinki, Finland and laboratories in Finland, Japan, the United States, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. The company serves customers in more than 30 countries across the healthcare and medical research sectors.