Address: Peterburi tee 67A, 11415, Tallinn
Phone: +372 6065000
Fax: +372 6065001
Web-page: www.ericsson.com
E-mail: ericsson.eesti@ericsson.com
Founded: 2009
Employees: Ericsson Estonia is one of the largest employers with 2200 employees. We value the self-development of our employees and pay great attention to promoting occupational health and leadership culture.
Manager: Sirli Männiksaar
Activities: Telecommunications equipment manufacturing and engineering center
Certificates: ISO 9001:2015; ISO 14001:2015; ISO 45001:2018; ISO 27001:2013
About us:

Ericsson Eesti AS has changed from a production-centric model to a development centre model. A significant part of the future of our technology is being developed and manufactured right here in Tallinn. Ericsson is a multinational networking and telecommunications company, whose Estonian unit develops and manufactures communications base stations and creates innovative communications software solutions. Ericsson employs 2,200 people in Estonia, about one third of whom are involved in development activities and the rest in manufacturing and support services.

Ericsson provides telecommunications services and multimedia solutions in more than 180 countries. Since 2015, Ericsson Estonia has been involved in the development of 5G products and solutions. Our goal is to create connections that make the unimaginable possible. Values, professionalism, respect, perseverance and reliability are a clear demonstration of what we stand for as a company.

Today, an industrialisation plant for new radio communication equipment is located in Tallinn. In cooperation with a design unit in Sweden or Canada, new product specifications are being developed. The Tallinn unit manufactures the prototype product, ensures mass production readiness and builds the supply chain for the same product. Up to 260 prototypes are produced in a month. 5G products are the main focus.

We are working in the era of the Industry 4.0 industrial revolution, which means that absolutely everything is connected and interconnected. Industry 4.0, or smart manufacturing, focuses on digitalisation, cognitive solutions and collaboration with robots.