Meet our employees
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, Head of Connected Intelligence
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, Research Engineer
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, Service technician
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, Head of Battery Cell Development
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.
Career News
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11 May 2022
Therese’s autonomous solutions impact society
Autonomous solutions, that is where you’ll find Scania’s Therese Reinhammar, our Director for Solutions Delivery. Her call ever since she began her career at Scania, has been to work with change, build things and develop the organisation, people and business areas. Or simply, put new things into place. -
08 Mar 2022
Ewa helps Scania map out its future
What will the future of transport look like? How does Scania decide on its products, services and strategies? Ewa Sondell, a Service Designer in Scania’s Research and Innovation Office, helps answer this question. -
08 Mar 2022
She ensures a smooth start for Scania's battery factory
Julia Mörtberg is Industrial Engineering Manager at Scania Battery Production, and responsible for making the processes and staff operational in the new battery assembly unit in Södertälje by 2023. During her six years at Scania she has managed industrial projects, developing products and production vital to the whole Traton Group. -
16 Feb 2022
The valuable innovations that push Scania forward
Each year, Scania registers hundreds of new patents for technologies that are a result of the innovative daily work of its many employees. One of those innovators is Per Arnelöf, an Expert Engineer at Scania R&D. -
23 Nov 2021
How the vision of an autonomous future affects reality
How does tomorrow’s vision of an autonomous society guide our decisions of today? And how does these visions and expectations affect our development of new technology? Marie Bemler, Industrial PhD at Scania, does research on how the expectations of our future influences the present. -
31 Aug 2021
Top leader shares opportunities
If you have been given the possibility to develop yourself and been challenged and supported by great leaders throughout your career, the chance is you end up as one of those inspiring people. This happened to Lars Gustafsson, Head of Service Portfolio and Delivery at Scania’s Sales & Marketing. -
16 Aug 2021
Laura builds a better world with autonomous vehicles
Early in life, Laura Dal Col decided she wanted to do something meaningful for society and the environment. As a manager at the Scania Autonomous Transport Research department, she truly makes a difference in the world. -
30 Apr 2021
Scania's commitment to sustainability caught Stina’s interest
She graduated from The Royal Institute of Technology, KTH, with a MSc in Electric Power Engineering. Scania approached her and her fellow students right from the start and invited them to the factory in Södertälje a few times over the years. -
28 Apr 2021
The company’s innovative spirit made her choose Scania
Johanna Blomqvist is working with coordinating efforts within electrification projects with other departments at R&D.