Start into the future with Wieland

The knowledge, skills and commitment of our 6,500 employees have made us one of the world's leading manufacturers of semi-finished and special products in copper and copper alloys. We have high expectations of our workforce and actively encourage their advancement.

Get information about our current vacancies, numerous internships and theses, vocational training and study paths, details regarding our trainee programme, vacation jobs as well as working student opportunities. We look forward to receiving your application!

Whether you join us direct or via our trainee programme – interesting tasks, an extensive health service, different offers for your work-life balance, flexible working hours and more await you in our company.

You gain work experience and get an insight into Wieland during a pre-internship, an internship in Germany or abroad, as a working student or while doing a thesis

Get to know us and gain an insight into the working life during an internship. Or join us directly after school for a vocational training or studies.

Work-life balance

Balance between work and family life is important.

Training

The knowledge and skills of our employees is the success of our company.

Company

At Wieland we not only manufacture a large variety of products in copper and copper alloys. We cultivate an atmosphere in which efforts and ideas are recognised.

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