Airbus seeks 1,000 staff worldwide
Hamburg (dpa) - The German section of Airbus is seeking aerospace and electronics engineers worldwide as it recruits nearly 1,000 new staff this year to handle booming orders for airliners, a spokesman said in Hamburg Thursday. The main proviso is that they are fluent in the company language, English, he said. While tradesmen are readily available, the chief of Airbus human resources in Germany, Joerg Kutzim, said the previous evening it was difficult to obtain sufficient qualified engineers within Germany.
Airbus operates in four countries, often flying incomplete planes from factory to factory to add parts. Its main plant in Toulouse, France specializes in airframes and cockpits while its site in Hamburg, Germany specializes in cabin interiors.
Currently Airbus Germany employs more than 21,000 people, and would raise that tally to 22,000, Kutzim said. The main sites are in and near the coastal cities of Hamburg and Bremen.
The spokesman said the company welcomed applications from engineers with aerospace or electrical or electronic expertise. For additional info go to: http://www.airbus.com/en/search/search.jsp?start=10&page=2&words=Career
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