We think Vanderlande is a great place to work. But don’t just take our word for it: in this video our colleagues will tell you their stories.
What is it like to work for Vanderlande? Discover the ‘Life at Vanderlande’ stories to learn more about our culture. Read the stories of our employees and you’ll see for yourself why Vanderlande is such a great place to work!
In my role, I have three major responsibilities: firstly, to collaborate with the engineering disciplines – like electrical and mechanical engineering, integration and IT – to come to a functional solution that fulfils the customer’s requirements.
Continue readingMeet our colleague Floor Baas: she’s been working at Vanderlande for several years now. She has fulfilled several roles and is currently working as a Project Manager Operational Readiness. But what does that mean?
Continue readingSince joining the company in November 2021, Akshata has discovered the ultimate recipe for success – with the key ingredients including teamwork, an open working culture and many new learning opportunities.
Continue readingAkshay Yeolekar plays the Tabla classical Indian drums in his spare time. He’s also striking the right notes as a Deputy Manager – Data Analytics based at Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in Pune, India. Akshay joined the company about a year ago, after hearing first-hand that it is a great place to work.
Continue readingDaniel Aldridge has always been curious about how things tick. A curious mind and a passion for fixing things serves him well as a Vanderlande Maintenance Manager working on site for Tesco.
Continue readingShainu Varghese is a senior software development manager based at Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in Pune, India. He’s only been with the company for just over a year, but feels at home in a creative culture that serves up cutting-edge technology and encourages people to take ownership of their work.
Continue readingData Engineer, Oumayma Ajengui, describes herself as “being very curious” growing up, always wanting answers to questions. The desire to learn and solve problems now drives her to deliver the best solutions to Vanderlande’s customers.
Continue readingWhat’s it like, working at Vanderlande as a young professional? Vi Chu and Rick Hendricksen both started their careers at Vanderlande. In this blog they share their experiences.
Continue readingFootball fan Anurag Boggavarapu is a Data Platform Engineer based at Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in Pune, India. Anurag believes the best soccer teams and Vanderlande have much in common, including a focus on teamwork, skills development and good management.
Continue readingMeet Sarah Charsley, Director of Service APS in the UK. She emphasises on the ways Vanderlande invests in its people. This is done in various ways, encouraging our employees to challenge themselves. In this blog she explains apprenticeships and other pathways.
Continue readingData Analytics Development Manager, Charmi Patel, joined Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in Pune, India in December 2021. She’s thriving in the employee-driven culture and enjoys the company’s focus on staff wellbeing, professional support and sustainability.
Continue readingAt Vanderlande, we always put our customers first. When an incident occurs, our clients can always connect with us via our Customer Service Desk. They are an important link between different service organizations and the customers. But what happens in case of a Major Incident? Our colleague Marc Fransen tells us more.
Continue readingGanesh Kulkarni likes learning new things, which is one of the reasons why he enjoys his job as an R&D specialist based at Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in Pune, India. Ganesh’s “varied and exciting role” combines technical know-how and team management tasks that provide different challenges every day.
Continue readingRebecca Rapthap joined the software development team at Vanderlande’s Global Capability Centre in India in 2017. She enjoys the collaborative environment and the variety of work that allows her to experiment with new and innovative technologies. It’s a job full of opportunities, which has given Rebecca the confidence to take on new challenges.
Continue readingMike Kramer-Jansen has worked at Vanderlande for seven years. He enjoys the company’s diverse and inclusive working culture, which encourages…
Continue readingMelissa Michielsen loves a good challenge. She has already been working at Vanderlande for four years now. As a Mechanical Engineer she enjoys many aspects of her job: “I learn new things every day, which makes my work both challenging and rewarding.”
Continue readingDavid Duque Lozano’s career decisions are guided by social and environmental justice – and sustainability is closely related to this. As Sustainability Project Manager, he strives to professionalise sustainability as part of the business. Learn what inspires David in his work and what he has achieved, both professionally and personally.
Continue readingWhen Rob Groves was little, he loved to fix things and would go around his house testing all the fuses.
Fast forward to the present, and he’s still enjoying fixing things for our partner, Heathrow Airport, in his role as LHR Service Manager.
Ever since she was a child, Liselotte Graas has been trying new things to broaden her perspective, and the journey continues at #Vanderlande. She embraces new challenges and revels in doing things she’s never done before in her role as Commercial Module Manager Material Handling.
Continue readingEdwin Kemps has known about Vanderlande since he was about three years old – his father worked in the factory for 49 years. In 2018 he started working at Vanderlande as Team Leader of Parts Production in Manufacturing. “It’s a great company I aspired to work for, where people are highly valued.”
Continue readingIt’s amazing what we can learn from data. Oumayma Ajengui is Data Engineer at Vanderlande and explains how she can unlock hidden insights from Vanderlande’s systems, and make data easier to use for her fellow colleagues and our customers, with a positive impact on their operations.
Continue readingFor some of us, the first working week at a new company may seem a long time ago, while for others like me, it happened only recently. As many people will know, this initial period can be one of the most memorable and stressful periods in anyone’s working life.
Continue readingVanderlande’s North American Headquarters, located in Marietta, Georgia, is currently in the midst of our 15-week spring internship program. The program offers students the opportunity to learn in an international environment, tackle complex business challenges, and build lifelong skills and relationships.
Continue readingIn honour of National Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting some of the influential women here at Vanderlande. From their education, to their career path, and lessons learned along the way, we want to recognise their journey and share the positive impact they’ve had on Vanderlande.
Continue readingAs a master student in Innovation Management from the University of Technology in Eindhoven, I was lucky to get a place as a graduate intern on the FLEET team. This is an internal start-up based on a new solution and technology within Vanderlande.
Continue readingIt’s great to work for a global brand such as Vanderlande, which is a leading technological innovator. I’d already heard about them owing to their airport systems, and I am familiar with sorting systems in distribution centres. After my first meeting for an internship, I was delighted to be given an opportunity at Vanderlande’s R&D Electromechanics department.
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