
"Work where the industry of tomorrow is taking"
We are looking for motivated employees who will work with us to build a modern, sustainable, and successful industrial sector. We are the center of excellence for economic policy in Germany and maintain close ties with decision-makers from politics, business, and society. How can we successfully transition to a climate-neutral industrial nation? What geopolitical risks do German companies face? How can Germany become an #InnoNation?
Cedric von der Hellen
"The BDI is ideally located on Museum Island with a view of the Nikolaiviertel - ministries, the Bundestag, and numerous offices of major national and international companies are all nearby. Especially in the summer, I like to walk to my appointments or borrow a company bike."

Claudia Voss
"Everyone talks about lifelong learning. The BDI takes this seriously and offers me more than just on-the-job training. There is also a very comprehensive and up-to-date continuing education program. From design thinking and facilitation training to language courses, it really has it all."

Christian Rudelt
"A short morning walk, grabbing ice cream with the kids on the way home from school, or a visit from a contractor in the middle of the day—family life doesn’t just happen in the evenings. Thanks to flexible work hours and the ability to work remotely, I can balance my career with both my own needs and those of my family."

Stefanie Benedikt
"I want to learn new things, keep growing, and expand my skills. At BDI, there’s a structured feedback and development process. Several times a year, I sit down with my manager to discuss my work goals and my opportunities for growth. It’s a very intensive and educational process."

As the voice of industry, the Federation of German Industries (BDI) represents over 38 industry associations, more than 100,000 companies, and approximately eight million employees. As an umbrella organization, the BDI represents German industry and industry-related service providers, and communicates the interests of its members to policymakers worldwide. In addition to its headquarters in Berlin, the BDI maintains international offices in Brussels, Beijing, and Washington.




