Debrecen4U February 6, 2025

Introducing the BMW Careers Bus: Information about the company and job vacancies provided by employees

Those on the board will be provided with information by employees of the German automotive company. 

Those interested can take part in a test drive and even apply for open positions. The BMW Group Plant Debrecen is currently looking for future colleagues primarily for production.

The BMW Career Bus passengers can also try out the different production work processes. On the recruitment vehicle, they can learn important information first-hand from the company’s employees and even apply for open positions while on the road. The Debrecen factory currently employs 2,000 people. They are recruiting primarily for the production department, electrical technicians, engineers, maintenance workers and process technicians.

“I can recommend to everyone that they feel free to apply, give it a try because it’s worth it! You can say that you can be in any profession, in any position, because there are many open positions, there will be many operators needed to assemble the cars,” electrical engineer at the BMW Group  Plant Debrecen, Róbert Gyöngy pointed out.

In the coming months, those interested can board the career bus on the streets of Debrecen and the surrounding settlements. “The bus goes where the people are. We visit even the smallest settlements in the county to meet people. We bring information and the opportunities that await them close to home,” CEO Hans-Peter Kemser said.

Mayor László Papp said when introducing the career bus, ”The BMW bus, which embodies the world of learning and work, will carry the corporate culture, knowledge and innovative ability that can be very attractive to young people. Thanks to BMW’s presence in Debrecen, I can safely say that Debrecen promises a lifelong career for young people.”

The BMW Career Bus will set off this month and will visit the settlements of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén counties, in addition to Hajdú-Bihar.

Open positions can also be viewed by clicking on this link.

Source and photo credit: debrecen.hu