A summer job at Scania is a great way for those currently studying to gain insight into what it’s like to work for a global company.
Scania offers summer jobs within a number of areas within the company’s operations in Södertälje, Oskarshamn and Luleå. Each year’s summer jobs are announced at the beginning of January and availability varies according to our current needs.
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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. -
24 Jun 2020
Qiuchen Wang helps strengthen research collaboration with China
Qiuchen Wang will strengthen collaboration with Chinese research institutions. -
30 Mar 2020
Scania and Karolinska University Hospital work together to solve Stockholm’s healthcare equipment crisis
About 20 experts from Scania’s purchasing and logistics organisation are now helping Karolinska University Hospital and Region Stockholm to acquire protective equipment for healthcare workers working to save those suffering from COVID-19. At the same time, trailers from Scania are being converted to mobile testing stations. -
11 Feb 2020
Meet the driver of Team Sweden’s ski waxing trailer
Markus Forsberg is more adept than most in mastering steep Alpine roads. It’s his third season at the helm of the Swedish cross-country skiing team’s Scania waxing trailer, and he safely manoeuvres the 16.5-metre truck and trailer combination through serpentine roads with hairpin curves to reach competition locations. -
16 Jan 2020
Preparing for an outstanding electric powertrain
Scania’s axle and gearbox assembly is readying itself for serial production of the battery electric powertrain.