Ferdinand Wieland is Senior Vice President Procurement & Supply Management at thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology. His mission: to make the automotive industry greener.
Working for green basic materials
Under the motto #grey to green, chemical engineer Isabella Ramirez is developing solutions to lead the CO2-intensive cement industry towards climate neutrality.
Typical thyssenkrupp - the people who work here. We are introducing our #GENERATIONTK in a series. This time: Tünde Remák. Tünde works in Business Development at Materials Services in Budapest.
Typical thyssenkrupp - these are the people who work here. In this series, we introduce you to our #GENERATIONTK. This time: Leonard Lapis. The engineer develops solutions for the mobility of the future. He also indulges his passion for cars in his free time.
Green transformation is one of the key topics at thyssenkrupp - with the establishment of the new Decarbon Technologies segment we are now underlining this with our portfolio.
Today we are introducing you to colleagues from various digital areas within our group of companies. They report on how digitalization shapes their day-to-day work, what exactly they are working on, and what makes it exciting for them.
For us at thyssenkrupp it is clear: age, gender, origin, sexual orientation, physical or mental limitations are pigeonholes that do not restrict us. What counts for us is motivation, competence, drive and mentality.
As a company, we have to remain adaptable in order to stay competitive. Three colleagues tell us about the central role that play interdisciplinary cooperation, networking and knowledge exchange.