ArcelorMittal is the world's leading steel and mining company, making lower-carbon steel products for automotive, renewable energy, construction and additive manufacturing, with around 158,000 employees worldwide.
ArcelorMittal is the world's leading steel and mining company, producing innovative, lower-carbon and more energy-efficient steel products and solutions across a global industrial footprint. The company operates in more than 60 countries, maintains an industrial presence in 18 nations and employs approximately 158,000 people. Skilled technical roles sit across steelmaking, mining, engineering and research operations, and span disciplines including low-carbon steelmaking processes, energy-efficient production, carbon-footprint reduction and advanced automation.
The product portfolio reflects work in several applied technical fields. These include advanced and high-strength steels engineered for electric vehicles, steel products developed for renewable energy infrastructure, steel powders used to 3D print automotive parts, and new construction solutions aimed at transforming the built environment. Across these lines, the company describes its "smarter steels" as made with more efficient processes that use less energy and emit significantly less carbon.
Research and development is central to operations, with engineers working on complex industry problems and the company adopting artificial intelligence and advanced automation alongside materials science in recyclable and reusable materials. ArcelorMittal describes its culture in terms of entrepreneurial spirit, a passion for excellence and an ambition to invent smarter steels for people and planet, alongside a stated commitment to sustainability and lower carbon emissions.
