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Since our establishment in 1953, we have grown into a group of more than 100 companies, spread over 19 countries and with over 15,000 employees.
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Careers at VDL

Are you the new colleague we are looking for? We are seeking professionals with a desire to work towards their own development and that of VDL!

Strength through cooperation

That is the cornerstone of VDL Groep, the international industrial family-owned company with more than 100 operating companies, spread over 19 countries, with over 15,000 employees. VDL is active in the fields of subcontracting, the development, production and sale of buses and coaches and finished products, and the assembly of passenger cars. 

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Foundation in the making that takes care of the quality of life in cores around VDL Nedcar

FSO Instruments: joint venture of Demcon and VDL Groep for satellite communications

VDL Nedcar works together on sustainable mobility solutions

Largest order for electric buses for VDL: 193 new generation VDL Citeas for EBS

VDL Groep and Airbus are joining forces on laser communication terminals for aircraft

VDL Groep acquires Italian family company Olocco

News overview

Via a series of positions, I have advanced to the position of foreman

Mohammed Bouali - Foreman - VDL TIM Hapert

ARE yOU OUR new colleague?

At work in the practical school. Working and learning opportunities are available at various VDL companies

Practice apprentices - VDL ETG Eindhoven

My work involves a wide range of complex high-tech products

Roel Donders - Manufacturing engineer - VDL ETG Eindhoven

I am living my dream of working with buses

Youssef Erkibi – Assembly engineer - VDL Busland

Developing new products for the semi-conductor industry

Gerrit Oosterhuis – System architect - VDL ETG T&D (USA)

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I love working with my hands

Dylan Knols – Assembly worker - VDL Nedcar

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More than 100
Companies
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19
Countries
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Close to 16000
Employees
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5 bn
Turnover