Career at Scania
At Scania you’ll be part of a global company with over 130-year track record of innovation, as we continue on our ambitious journey to drive the shift towards sustainable transport.
With our people-driven, diverse culture, Scania is a place where you’ll be given the support to develop yourself, whatever your background, knowledge or skills.
So, no matter if you’re a generalist, a specialist or a manager, you can help us create the future of transport. Join us as we drive real change for a cleaner and safer transport system – and make a difference to our world.
58,163
Number of Scania employees globally
Students and graduates
At Scania we have a successful tradition of working with high schools, colleges and universities. We offer both students and graduates a range of different ways to join the company and develop into key players within Scania’s global organisation.
Work is becoming something we do rather than something we go to. A part of being a great employer is being able to offer mobility and flexibility to our employees to the extent the nature of the job to be done allows.
Over the next decade, the way we move goods and people will change. At Scania we drive the shift towards a sustainable transport system. By joining different skills and perspectives we continue to push the boundaries for what can be done. To make tomorrow better than yesterday.
Meet Xuemei Wang, Engineering Manager at Scania. In this blog post she shares her valuable experiences on how to accelerate your growt as a Junior developer.
Harsha Raju is a man on a mission to transform ideas into sustainable business opportunities. While also driving circularity, Scania’s Head of Strategy - New Initiatives & Funnels Ventures and New Business is making waves in supporting the company’s vision.
When Magdalena Norman joined Scania in 2010, she simply wanted to earn some money while figuring out her life goals. But 13 years later she’s still there, nowadays as Head of Preparation within Transmission Assembly, and loves her Scania career. “I cannot see myself at any other company,” she says.
Wellington Candido was just 14 when he started helping out at his dad’s garage in Brazil, but he was already dreaming of a career at the Scania factory in nearby São Bernardo do Campo. Almost 20 years later he’s in Sweden, working as a Group Manager for Industrial Engineers within gearboxes. “I’m very proud to work at Scania,” he says.
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About Scania
Scania is a world leading provider of transport solutions in more than 100 countries. Together with our partners and customers we are driving the shift towards a sustainable transport system. -
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Life at Scania
Scania offers employees an exciting future, with the opportunity to work together to develop more sustainable transport solutions all over the world.
Latest career news
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From student to Head of Strength Simulations at Scania
Ulrika's career path illustrates her transformation into a leader in strength simulations, navigating the intricacies of R&D, steering a team in a highly technical field, and embracing the responsibilities of parenthood. -
Raja leads with excellence and team unity in Singapore workshop
Raja stands out as a dedicated Workshop Manager in Singapore, recognised for his commitment to customer satisfaction and teamwork. His commitment has earned him the SSEA best-performing employee award twice. His achievements are celebrated and displayed as a standard for all of us in Scania. -
“Ventures and New Business work like ninjas!”
Harsha Raju is a man on a mission to transform ideas into sustainable business opportunities. While also driving circularity, Scania’s Head of Strategy - New Initiatives & Funnels Ventures and New Business is making waves in supporting the company’s vision. -
Shaking up service from cocktails to trucks
Customer Service Advisor, Eleanor is the powerhouse behind the Scania Taiwan Miaoli workshop's exceptional customer service. With seven years under her belt, she is a seasoned pro at turning challenges into triumphs. -
“It’s challenging but very rewarding…I would definitely recommend getting a PhD.”
José Campos Garcia is the first-ever Industrial PhD student within Scania’s Procurement department. He feels honoured to have the opportunity and hopes his rese -
Reskilling Programme – Becoming a Data Engineer at Scania
Data engineers are a sought-after professional group needed for Scania to continue transforming the transport system and make it sustainable. With the reskillin -
Niklas Klingenberg's major career change is for the win
With more than two decades at Scania, of which most of them have been within Procurement, the career twist for Niklas Klingenberg – the man with one role at TRATON and two roles at Scania - isn’t what you would expect. Nevertheless, Niklas is in the right spot at the right time. -
Karolin Erwe heads the performance work for battery packs
Development engineer Karolin Erwe heads the performance work for battery packs at Scania R&D. With a master's in chemical engineering, she knew about batteries before they were a "thing" and one of the significant drivers for Scania when transforming the transport system into a sustainable one. -
From game developer dreams to patent success: Meet Fatima Strand
For Fatima Strand, our Service Director in Japan, daring to try is always on the cards. She has been living in Tokyo since mid-2023 because that is a market with great potential and where she can make a noticeable difference if she succeeds. She also has a patent to her name. This innovation made it possible for Scania to keep up with legal requirements for Euro6 engines. -
What life is like at Scania - meet David and Christine
To work at a big, global company – what’s that really like? Meet David and Christine, Scania employees developing the system in the electric vehicle that communicates with the charger. They tell you about their world, and there may be a lot more fun in their everyday challenges than you think.