Factory in Jawor

"Girls GO Technology" - the Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland project, carried out in cooperation with Kawałek Świata - Media agency, took first place in the PR Wings competition, in the corporate PR category.

The program of the patronage class of Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland is discussed by HR director Ewa Korwek.

40 people from Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland decided to register with the DKMS Foundation database and donate bone marrow samples. Each of them can save someone's life.

We take care of safe and convenient transport for employees to the factory in Jawor.

The Mercedes-Benz factory supports education in the region. Since 2019, mechatronics are trained at the Poviat Vocational and Continuing Education Center in Jawor, under the patronage of the engine factory. This year, another educational project of Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland has started.

At the 16th Annual Conference of the Automotive Industry organized by the Polish Chamber of Automotive Industry our company received two awards: Investment of the Year 2020 for an engine factory and Investment of the Year 2021 for a battery factory. We are very happy that we have been appreciated!

The latest issue of the "Mercedes me" magazine is out now. Inside you can find lots of interesting content, incl. information on what will happen to the famous Mercedes star, which until recently stood above the ONZ Roundabout in Warsaw (p. 92).

The team at Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland already consists of over 1,300 people! We encourage you to join our team. More information on current job offers can be found in the "Career" section.

Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland is a partner of the 11th edition of the "50 Most Creative People in Business" ranking organized by Brief.pl.

• 5th edition of the ecological competition Eko Gwiazda / Jawor edition resolved.
• The jury assessed the works of students from secondary schools in the following regions: Jawor, Legnica, Świdnica and Wałbrzych.
• The winner was Eliza Gałka from High School No. 1 in Jawor.

Mobile applications, websites, self-presentation, innovative businesses and the secrets of getting a dream job – these are the issues that tamed 16 girls for six months as part of Girls GO Technology – a Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland project addressed to students from the Jawor Region and the surrounding area.

The 3rd edition of the ecological competition Eko Gwiazda/Jawor has been concluded. The jury assessed the work of students from secondary schools in Jawor, Legnica, Świdnica and Wałbrzych and selected the winner.

You make a great presentation, after which it turns out that the audience only remembers your high pitch or fidgety gestures more than the content. How to speak, let us be listened to?

How innovative ideas are created, how to check if the idea will work and how to start earning money from an idea. These are the topics for the next online workshop from the Girls GO Technology 2020 project.

It is logical that the next #Girls GO Technology workshop took place online. As learning moved almost entirely online, participants in the Girls GO Technology program turned their rooms into small front-end offices for a few hours and expanded their programming knowledge.

Is creating mobile applications difficult? How much time is needed to create my first mobile app? Will I ever write my own game?

On February the 4th in the Regional Museum in Jawor, Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland inaugurated the third edition of the project "Girls Go Technology". The first meeting attracted 80 young women!

A class with a profile related to the construction of engines and batteries for electric cars will be created at the Automotive School Complex in Legnica.

30 students started their education in the first class of mechatronics specialization in the District Centre for Vocational and Continuing Education (PCKZiU) in Jawor. The class is held under the patronage of Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland.