Solna, Sweden
The MathWorks Nordic Stockholm-Solna office is situated in Arenastaden, a vibrant district within Solna Municipality, approximately six kilometers north of Stockholm. Arenastaden is one of Europe’s most modern urban areas, featuring a diverse array of developments. Here, you’ll find Sweden’s new national stadium, the Strawberry Arena, and Scandinavia’s largest shopping center, the Mall of Scandinavia, alongside residential areas, hotels, offices, and comprehensive infrastructure. Many major companies and organizations have chosen to establish their headquarters and significant operations in this dynamic district.
Jobs at this location include Development and Engineering, Sales and Service, Marketing, and Business Operations.
“Working in the MathWorks Nordic office is great. It has a really good atmosphere, and Monday mornings are never tough—quite the opposite!…” [ more ]
Emelie, Application Engineer, Solna
Public Transportation
Commuter train:
- From Stockholm Central Station, board Line 41 heading towards Märsta. Disembark at Solna Station.
- Taking the north exit of the station, descend the stairs and turn left onto Kolonnvägen. Continue walking for about 450 meters. Follow the signs for Arenastaden, Strawberry Arena, and the Mall of Scandinavia. Turn right onto Gustav III:s Boulevard. (The walk from Solna Station is approximately 10 minutes.)
Subway and tram:
- From Stockholm Central Station, take the Blue Line (11) towards Akalla. Alight at Solna Centrum and board the tram (“tvärbanan”) heading towards Solna Station. Disembark at Solna Station.
- Head northeast for 27 meters; turn right and continue for 83 meters. Turn left towards Rättarvägen. After 67 meters, take the pedestrian overpass. Turn left onto Rättarvägen and proceed for 150 meters. Turn left onto Gårdsvägen. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Kolonnvägen. Follow the signs for Arenastaden, Strawberry Arena, and the Mall of Scandinavia. Turn right towards Gustav III:s Boulevard. (The walk from Solna Station is approximately 15 minutes.)
Parking
Paid parking is available across the street from the office.
Culture and Benefits
- Fresh fruit daily
- Outdoor terrace that can be used for coffee or lunch breaks
Stockholm and Solna Spotlight
Stockholm is home to many museums, including the Vasa Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Skansen Open Air Museum, ABBA Museum, and Museum of Medieval Stockholm.
In addition, Solna’s Arenastaden neighborhood is conveniently located near Hagaparken, an English-inspired park created between 1780 and 1797 at the behest of King Gustav III. The park offers numerous picturesque spots for leisurely walks and is home to several historic landmarks. It is also the site of Haga Palace, the residence of Crown Princess Victoria and her family.
Solna boasts well-developed public transportation, including commuter trains, light rail, and numerous bus lines. By 2028, the green line of the subway will also extend to this area, further enhancing its connectivity.
Emelie, Application Engineer, Solna
“What I love about working as an application engineer at MathWorks is the mixture of things the role entails. My job includes travel all around the Nordic and Baltic countries for customer meetings and seminars, mixed with writing code in MATLAB and attending in-depth technical courses in new, emerging areas.
Working in the MathWorks Nordic office is great. It has a really good atmosphere, and Monday mornings are never tough—quite the opposite!”
