Samuli Salovaara

Samuli Salovaara has a diverse work experience spanning different industries. Samuli started their career in 2007 as a Conscript, serving in the Finnish Defence Forces. After completing their military service, they worked as a Salesperson/Assistant Store Manager at Suomen Polkupyörätukku Oy.

In 2011, Samuli joined ABB Oy as a Trainee, where they mainly worked on data migration issues and customer drawings. Samuli then moved on to Aalto Design Factory, where they served as a Project Manager for the Product Development Project. Their responsibilities included managing a diverse team and developing a calibration device for General Electric Healthcare.

From 2012 to 2014, Samuli worked as an Engineering Trainee and Master's Thesis Worker at Componenta, focusing on modeling and simulating castings. Samuli also contributed to the analysis and design of casting systems. Afterward, they joined Componenta again in 2014 as a Junior Specialist, where they played a role in the transfer of a production line to a new location.

In 2015, Samuli worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Etteplan, Design Center. Their main project involved product development and mechanical design for the new Outotec cPlant.

Their most recent position was at Evac Group, where they held multiple roles. Samuli started as a Lead Mechanical Engineer in 2017, then transitioned to the role of Project Manager in 2019. During this time, they worked on large system deliveries for the cruise industry, including both new build and retrofit projects. In 2021, they were promoted to the position of Head of Project Management, Retrofit.

Overall, Samuli's work experience demonstrates their expertise in project management, mechanical engineering, and problem-solving. Samuli has successfully delivered projects in various industries, earning praise from both management and clients.

Samuli Salovaara began their education at Etelä-Tapiolan lukio, where they completed their matriculation examination in general education from 2004 to 2007. Samuli then attended Aalto University from 2008 to 2014, earning a Master of Science in Technology (M.Sc (tech.)), with a focus on product development, foundry technology, and industrial management. In 2012, Samuli also briefly studied at RWTH Aachen University, where they pursued a Master of Science in Technology (M.Sc Tech..) with a specialization in foundry engineering and metallurgy.