WORK WITH US

Who thrives here?

You enjoy responsibility.

You stay calm when conditions change.

You care about delivering a great guest experience even after long days, bad weather, and unexpected challenges.

You work well in a team, but don’t need someone telling you what to do every hour.

You respect the mountains and understand that safety always comes before ego.

What you’ll do

Depending on your role and qualifications, your work may include:

• Guiding snowshoe, hiking and winter adventure tours
• Working with guests from all over the world
• Managing equipment and logistics
• Supporting operations and daily preparations
• Assisting with risk assessments and safety procedures
• Helping create a professional and welcoming atmosphere for guests

No two days are identical.

Weather, conditions and guest needs change constantly, and adaptability is a key part of the job.

Beyond guiding qualifications, we are particularly interested in applicants with experience in:

• Photography and videography
• Social media and content creation
• Snowmobile operation and maintenance
• Wilderness medicine
• Avalanche training
• Climbing instruction
• Languages (German, French, Spanish or Italian)
• Team leadership
• Hospitality and guest experience
• Logistics and operations

If you have specialist skills outside traditional guiding, tell us about them.

We work in a remote mountain environment where reliability matters.

We expect our guides to:

• Show up prepared
• Take responsibility
• Support their colleagues
• Continuously improve their skills
• Put guest safety first

We value professionalism, humility and initiative more than big egos.

• Work in the heart of Arctic Sweden
• Guide international guests from around the world
• Develop your skills alongside experienced outdoor professionals
• Gain experience in demanding mountain environments
• Be part of a small and ambitious team
• Spend a season surrounded by mountains, northern lights and winter wilderness

We hire for attitude first and qualifications second.

Technical skills can be developed.

Professionalism, responsibility and good judgement are much harder to teach.