Michelin employs more than 8,000 people in Germany. In addition to the 5 production plants in Karlsruhe, Homburg, Trier, Bad Kreuznach and Bamberg, since June 2019 the headquarters of Michelin for Europe North is located in "THE SQUAIRE" at Frankfurt Airport, directly above the train station on the 10th floor. In addition to the advantages of the NEW WORK CITY, short paths ensure personal interaction and more communication and exchange between the departments.
Martin
Key Account Manager
Motivation, sociability and fun at work are very important criteria for me for a successful job at Michelin. Whether customer, daily challenges or working with colleagues - everything is fun here! With the right commitment and the right motivation, you can go a long way at Michelin and get many opportunities.
Caroline
Customer Marketing Manager
"Michelin is a part of my life! Michelin has already taken me to many places, opened up many possibilities for me, so that I can identify myself with my job. That motivates me every day to give my best".
Nadine
Key Account Manager
"I was once invited to dinner with a customer. It was about a new fair, which should take place in the Allgäu, an agricultural show. And while we were discussing the event, he said to me: "If you come as a Michelin man, it's worth an extra order of tyres to me". "How many?," I asked. "About 40 to 50 additional agricultural tyres. I didn't have to be told twice and ordered the costume from our prop room that we have there for stock. During the agricultural show I stood the whole day in the costume and had fun with the children. It was incredibly hot in this thing, but time flew by and everyone had a lot of fun. And the customer? He paid his betting debts and actually placed the additional order!"
Ingo
Head of Michelin Service Centre
"Michelin is like a big family. There is a cohesion that I have never experienced before. I am very proud of my development at Michelin and it really is a lot of fun to work here and with a great team, to move a lot of things successfully forward."
