Mechanical Engineer for Bus Driver Area

Scania is undergoing a transformation from being a leading supplier of trucks, buses, and engines to providing complete and sustainable transport solutions. Together with TRATON and our sister brands MAN, Volkswagen Truck & Bus, and International, we are working to shape the future of mobility with innovative and environmentally conscious solutions.

Our values – customer first, respect, team spirit, responsibility, and elimination of waste – are at the heart of everything we do. Together, we are at the forefront of creating a sustainable future.

Role Summary

Shape the driver experience in Scania buses!

As a Mechanical Design Engineer within the driver area, you will work close to the product throughout the entire development journey — from early concepts to production‑ready solutions. Your work will directly influence functionality, quality, and the daily experience of drivers around the world.

You will join a professional and collaborative engineering environment where quality, structure, and teamwork are key. Together, we develop robust and cost‑efficient solutions that become an integral part of the complete Scania bus.

Job Responsibilities

Depending on your background and experience, you will take responsibility for one or several of the following areas:

Design and installation of sensors and mechanical components in the driver area, including defining interfaces towards bodybuilders

Development of plastic covers and sheet‑metal components in CATIA, with a strong focus on functionality, durability, and cost efficiency

Securing compliance with regulatory certifications and internal requirement standards for bus applications

Close collaboration with component owners, function owners, bodybuilders, and cross‑functional teams to deliver production‑ready, high‑quality solutions for the Scania bus chassis

Creating clear technical documentation, instructions, and transport solutions that support implementation and production

You will have real ownership of your design