Scania values and benefits from the diversity of skills, backgrounds, experiences and cultures that comes from having more than 50,000 employees working in more than 100 countries. Here, several of our people tells us what it’s like to work at Scania.
Frida Nellros
She could have taken a job in the gaming industry or in streaming entertainment services. Instead, Frida Nellros chose Scania. “I like technical development that makes a difference to society,” she explains.
Daniel Peña
The space industry was not innovative enough for Daniel Peña, so he set his sights on Scania. Now he loves coming to work every day.
Helene Nilsson
Work as a service technician today is nothing like it was when Scania Top Team was launched in the 1980s. Developments that have taken place in the digital sphere make the computer the most important tool for the employees running Scania’s workshop in Arendal outside Gothenburg.
Verena Löfqvist Klass
Meet Verena Löfqvist Klass, an expert on battery health, and a leading light in Scania’s development of battery cells and modules for its electric vehicles.
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31 Mar 2021
He takes charge of Scania's electrification journey
Since the beginning of 2021, Magnus MackAldener is responsible for Electrification Development at Scania Research & Development. MackAldener, with experience from two major development projects of significant meaning for Scania, now takes on yet a third. -
24 Mar 2021
Lifelong learning for Scania employees
New technologies demand another kind of competence. As the industry experiences a new era with autonomous vehicles, electrification and digitalisation, the need to extend knowledge in various fields emerges. -
12 Mar 2021
Fiora is driving the shift for Scania
With electrification on the whole transport industry’s agenda, Scania is pushing change even further by a new, clear structure involving eMobility. This is a vital part of the company’s purpose to drive the shift to sustainable transport solutions. As Driving the Shift Manager at Scania, Fiora Cheng Gårdemyr contributes to Scania’s ambition to develop our eMobility business, starting with the European markets. -
17 Dec 2020
Meet the people that make fossil-free transportation possible
Earlier this autumn Scania introduced its first commercial electric truck range, a milestone in its aim to be leading in the transition to a sustainable transport system. And from now on Scania will launch new electrical trucks and buses every year. Meet some of the young, dedicated experts who make this transition possible. -
10 Dec 2020
She developed Scania´s new City Door from thesis concept to commercial launch
Few have the opportunity to see their Master’s theses come to fruition. Development Engineer Christine Eriksson at Scania customised truck development is a privileged exception. Together with former fellow student and current colleague Anna Tisell, she in 2017 developed the concept for what has now been launched as the City Door. -
20 Nov 2020
The front-end-developer-programme changed her career path
Tina Tizro used to work as a flow controller in Supply Chain Network in Södertälje. But this spring, her career path changed. “I was lucky enough to be accepted as one of the candidates to Scania’s front-end-developer-programme.” -
13 Nov 2020
She keeps track on environmental impact
Development engineer Dora Burul calculates environmental impacts of products and services over their whole life cycle. She started her career at Scania after she graduated from the master’s programme Sustainable Technology at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in 2018. -
06 Nov 2020
Scania winds down ventilator engagement having reached targeted tripled production
As the Coronavirus pandemic continued to spread across the world, hospitals were overwhelmed by the increasing number of patients in intensive care. The shortage of ventilators was acute and Getinge, the Swedish medical technology firm that accounts for one-quarter of the world market, needed to swiftly boost production. -
27 Aug 2020
Smart Factory Lab enhances production efficiency
Scania’s Smart Factory Lab is an in-house incubator that tests and trials new technologies that can enhance production efficiency. Following limited trials managed by the Lab, successful new devices and methods can gainfully be implemented throughout Scania’s global production system.