Career at thyssenkrupp | Corporate culture | People at thyssenkrupp | 18 months, four stations, many more projects and a period abroad. How is this possible? It is as easy as that: as a trainee at thyssenkrupp. Here you meet young people who all made their own way to thyssenkrupp. Two examples: Sebastian Peters and Valerianne Walter. Both like to remember their time as a trainee and give a personal insight into career opportunities at thyssenkrupp.

People at thyssenkrupp | Dana Evert is the Senior Vice President Human Resources for North America at thyssenkrupp. She strongly believes: Diversity is key.

Automotive-sector | People at thyssenkrupp | From the Electrical Engineering Competence Center in Budapest Hungary to the North American EPS in Troy, MI, Imre Benyo has definitely made moves as well as good use of his extensive Mechanical and Electrical Engineering expertise. He says that what he likes most about his job are the versatile tasks as well as the freedom to perform those tasks.

innovation | People at thyssenkrupp | Kadja Ribeiro knows the value of working for a global company. She started working for thyssenkrupp while in Brazil and then transferred to her current role in the USA as a Financial Analyst.

Apprenticeship at thyssenkrupp | Career at thyssenkrupp | People at thyssenkrupp | If you need stamping dies for the automotive industry, Elias Friedrich – a tool engineer – is your man. He is well aware that fractions of a millimeter can make the difference between rejects and perfect parts in his work, but precision and skilled craftsmanship are right up his street.

Apprenticeship at thyssenkrupp | Automotive-sector | People at thyssenkrupp | Michael Barth, Youth Apprenticeship Advisor at thyssenkrupp in Danville, Illinois, about his work: "I enjoy working with our Youth Apprentices. It gives me a chance to help them develop in the workplace and in life outside."