The first step into your professional career starts with an application. We will be with you every step of the way to give you the advice and support you need. So, apply now and become part of Mercedes-Benz. We are looking forward to getting to know you.
Every application is unique. As unique as the person who makes it. The following tips are designed to make it easier for you to apply – and easier for us to assess you.
Quick, easy and fair online application at Mercedes-Benz.
Our online application tool makes the application process easier for both you and us. Therefore, please submit your application only via the online tool. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept paper or email applications.
- When applying, please ensure you are responding to a specific ad for a trainee position or dual study program .
- Before making your first application to Mercedes-Benz: register your email address and password with us and submit your profile data. So from then on, your information and application(s) will be stored and protected on our central database.
- Your application documents must be complete: résumé (in tabular form) and your last report cards. Any additional documents required will be stated in the job ad.
- Take care with attachments (e.g. references). Make sure you provide all the information requested. Make sure the size and resolution are correct, and that any scans are legible. Give your documents an appropriate file name and choose a format ending in .doc or .pdf
- If you have any technical problems, we'll be pleased to help. Just call our hotline on +49 (0)711 179 5126, Monday to Friday, 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Your personal statement is your opportunity to tell us why you are applying for a vacancy with us and why you think you're exactly the right person for the job. Your personal statement can be submitted very easily by entering it into the designated field of the online form.
- It's important that the statement is all your own work. Avoid using standard, formulaic sentences. And instead of just repeating the words and phrases used in the job ad, try to say things in your own words.
- Watch out for mistakes and grammatical errors.
- Express yourself clearly and succinctly. Make sure the information you provide is varied and plentiful, but don't repeat yourself.
- Back up what you say with evidence.
- Highlight your positive qualities. But remember – be honest, and don't exaggerate.
- Your résumé should be informative and clearly laid out.
- Be thorough: don't leave any gaps.
- Include your extra-curricular activities (work placements, temporary and holiday jobs, volunteering, tutoring, sports training, etc.).
- Don't forget to include your languages and any other skills (e.g. software knowledge).
Every job ad includes the criteria that need to be met. You should only apply if you meet these criteria.
Do you anticipate having difficulty in completing the online test (e.g. no PC with internet access, or you have a visual or hearing impairment)? Please let us know what restrictions you have to contend with, so that we can find a suitable way for you to take part in the selection process. Please only use this section if you are facing such restrictions, and make sure you mention them in all subsequent applications.
