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Environment Expert

Tetra Pak • Sweden • Added on Nov 3, 2026
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This Environment Expert will help coordinate environmental performance across Tetra Pak’s Swedish sites, turning sustainability data into practical analysis and clear communication. The role combines site-level environmental governance with projects that put central initiatives into practice, while supporting the Swedish Sustainability report.

The work links operational decisions to Tetra Pak’s stated priorities of climate, circularity and nature. Reliable information on energy, water, waste and climate can support compliance, guide improvement projects and explain how the Swedish business is progressing. The position also connects local site activity with a global company and relevant authorities, so clear, credible evidence matters.

This suits someone with environmental experience and an engineering background who can move between regulations, data tools and communication. Strong Swedish and English, analytical skills and the ability to make complex findings understandable will be useful in working with colleagues across the business.

Job FAQs

What are the main missions and responsibilities of this role?

The role could coordinate Swedish sustainability data on climate, energy, water and waste, checking and analysing information for internal use and external reporting. It also supports the Swedish Sustainability report through written contributions and analysis. A further focus is putting central environmental initiatives into practice across Swedish sites. This includes working with business teams, environmental specialists and authorities to support legal and internal compliance and identify improvements.

Key learning opportunities for this job

The position could deepen expertise in environmental compliance across several sites, while building practical knowledge of how climate, energy, water and waste data are gathered and reported. The work may also develop skills in data analysis and visualization using tools such as Power BI, Excel and Python. Working with site teams, other environmental specialists and authorities could broaden understanding of how local operations connect with company-wide sustainability priorities and external requirements. Contributions to reporting may also build experience in translating technical findings into clear written insights.

How does the ideal candidate look like (experience, skills)?

The posting calls for a master’s degree in engineering with an environmental specialization, or equivalent, and professional experience in the environmental field. Strong working knowledge of data analysis tools such as Power BI, Excel or Python is relevant, alongside presentation and visualization skills, including PowerPoint or InDesign. The candidate would need fluent written and spoken Swedish and English, strong communication skills and a strategic mindset. An ability to work accurately with data and explain environmental findings to different audiences could be important. Previous experience at Tetra Pak is listed as an advantage, not a requirement.

Advice to stand out and make a successful application

Connect your environmental experience to the specific combination of site compliance and sustainability data in this role. Give examples of how you have validated environmental information, analysed trends or turned findings into recommendations, and name the tools you used. Show how you communicate technical information in Swedish and English, ideally with examples of reports, visualizations or presentations. Prepare to discuss how you would make data on climate, energy, water and waste useful for decisions across multiple sites, without assuming the company’s internal systems or processes.

What aspects of the company's sustainability is this role likely to focus on?

The role is linked directly to the Swedish sites’ priorities of climate, circularity and nature. Its stated data remit includes climate, energy, water and waste, with analysis intended to support reporting, compliance and environmental improvement. The position could help connect site-level performance with Tetra Pak’s broader aim of protecting food, people and the planet. The posting does not specify particular emissions targets or nature projects, so the precise initiatives would depend on current Swedish-site plans.

What are the main challenges someone in this role might face?

One likely challenge is maintaining reliable, comparable data across sites and systems, from collection and validation through analysis and reporting. The role also calls for finding more efficient ways to manage and use that information across the value chain. Another challenge could be balancing legal and internal requirements with practical improvements, while communicating findings to colleagues with different levels of environmental and data expertise. Coordination with authorities and business stakeholders may add differing timelines and information needs.

How could a typical day look like for someone in this position?

A typical day could involve checking sustainability data submissions, resolving gaps with site contacts and analysing results in tools such as Excel, Power BI or Python. The expert might then translate findings into visualizations or draft material for the Swedish Sustainability report. Other days could focus on a site initiative, discussion with environmental colleagues or business teams, or coordination with an authority. The mix is likely to vary between data work, compliance matters and communication, depending on reporting cycles and project needs.

What are the opportunities for professional growth and development in this role?

The role could build a broad profile combining environmental expertise, regulatory work, sustainability reporting and data management. Experience with Swedish site performance across climate, circularity and nature may also provide a foundation for taking on larger projects or coordinating more complex reporting processes. Potential development could include deeper technical skills in automation and analytics, or broader responsibility in site sustainability and company-wide reporting. The posting mentions training and development opportunities, but does not describe a specific promotion path.

The main stakeholders you might be interacting with

The Environment Expert reports to AB Tetra Pak’s Environment Manager and is part of the Site Management team. Likely internal contacts include other environmental experts and business teams across Swedish sites, particularly those contributing operational and sustainability data. The role also involves coordination with relevant authorities. Reporting work may require input from colleagues who own climate, energy, water and waste information, while project activity could bring together people responsible for site operations and environmental improvements.

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