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Our teams are responsible for mining, refining and smelting processes.

1. Our lands & mines team finds and collects bauxite from soil. 
2. At our refinery, our employees oversee the transformation of bauxite to alumina, a white powder. This process includes testing and measuring for quality.
3. At our smelters,  employees make carbon anodes and lower them into pots that turn alumina into high‑quality primary aluminum. Our products must meet precise quality grades required by customers. A team of employees form aluminum into solid shapes suitable for shipping, e.g. billets, ingots and sows. 

We produce primary aluminum is the purest form of aluminum, and it’s the starting point for most aluminum products in the world. Our customers are manufacturers who further refine and customize the metal for industrial use. After it leaves our facilities, our customers melt it down and shape it into the parts used in almost every major industry.

• Transportation: car frames, engine parts, wheels, aircraft bodies, and train components
• Clean Energy: solar panel frames, wind turbine parts, power grid wiring
• Construction: window frames, roofing, siding, and building support structures
• Defense & Aerospace: lightweight armor, military vehicles, aircraft components
• Consumer Goods: appliances, electronics, packaging, cans, and household products

Aluminum combines pliability and strength, which are highly sought-after attributes in industries such as national security, energy transition, transportation, consumer technology and infrastructure. It is also lighweight, which improves efficiency in many uses. And, it is infinitely recyclable without losing its structural integrity. 

Despite being abundant in nature, it is difficult to produce it in a usuable form — making efficient, reliable aluminum facilities vital and our workers essential.

Aluminum is essential to almost everything we rely on today, from smart cars and electronics to packaging. It’s also a critical metal for the clean energy transition, used in solar panels, transmission lines and electric vehicles. As demand increases, the world needs more primary aluminum, which is in short supply worldwide.

This means there is more demand for our products, and a need for workers who work in critical metals.

Go to https://nordural.is/careers for listings in Iceland.  Go to https://www.jamalco.com/careers for listings in Jamaica. This page links to current openings in the U.S., and portal to submit your application. Whether you’re interested in opportunities in the United States, Iceland, Jamaica, the Netherlands, or one of our corporate offices, every role contributes to responsibly producing the aluminum the world needs.

Every application is reviewed by our Talent Management team. If your qualifications align with the role, we’ll typically start with a conversation with a recruiter, followed by interviews with the hiring manager and, for some positions, other members of the team.

You’ve already caught our attention, so be prepared to tell us more about yourself. Think about examples from your experience that highlight your skills, accomplishments, and approach to work, and come ready with questions about the role, team, and company. We value people who are curious, engaged, and interested in learning how they can contribute to our success.

For interviews at our plants, long pants and a collared shirt with short or long sleeves are appropriate, depending on the local weather. For interviews at our office locations, business casual attire is appropriate, and a tie is optional. Virtual interviews follow the same expectations as in-person interviews.

The timeline varies depending on the role and interview schedules, and it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. We take the time to carefully evaluate each candidate’s experience, skills, potential, and overall fit because we’re committed to building strong teams and setting people up for success. This takes an investment of time, but we think you’re worth it.