Julia Weil

Engineering | innovation | mobility of the future | People at thyssenkrupp | They research electromobility, design huge industrial plants, develop software that enables production plants to communicate with each other, and even work in the most remote places in the world: engineers ensure progress - and hardly any job is as multifaceted as theirs. During the official "Engineers Week" we focus on their pioneering spirit and showcase the various fields of our engineers’ work. For example Britta Mehring: She had once considered becoming a teacher, then discovered her passion for construction.

Career at thyssenkrupp | thyssenkrupp worldwide | Knowing what you want to do after graduation is not always easy. It is equally difficult to find the right start. For this reason, thyssenkrupp's Egypt business has decided, as part of the ProGirls initiative, to give pupils an exclusive insight into their future dream professions.

Career at thyssenkrupp | Corporate culture | People at thyssenkrupp | Exceptional skills and interests make each of our 160,000 colleagues unique. There is an unexpected potential slumbering in each of them. This is exactly what the tk Talents makes visible. How's that? Through individual training and the development of the talents. We will accompany eleven talents from the region Middle East and Africa on their way to unleash their own potential.

Automotive-sector | Engineering | mobility of the future | People at thyssenkrupp | We love and live cars – from development to endurance testing. That is why we are off to face a very special challenge: we test our own engineering skills on a road trip. Under extreme conditions. The destination? Arvidsjaur, North Sweden – 4.400 kilometers of asphalt, rain, cold and ice. At the steering wheel? Our employees, who master all challenges on the way together as a team.