Maritime Stories: People at Liebherr Rostock
Every day, our employees at the Rostock site work passionately for the company in a wide variety of departments. Get to know some of our colleagues and find out what fascinates them about their daily work and what makes it so special at Liebherr Rostock. Enjoy reading!
Development as motivation
Technical innovation and personal development go hand in hand for development engineer Michael Karge. His career path at Liebherr has taken him from France via the USA to Rostock, where he is now helping to shape the future of maritime material handling technology.
Committed to diversity
Her passion for travelling and working in an international environment has taken Maria Stüwe as far as Manila in her position as HR Business Partner International. At Liebherr Rostock, she also builds cultural bridges between employees from 27 nations.
A job with a view
Martin Gerullis was the crane operator for the gigantic TCC 78000 heavy lift crane in Rostock harbour for five years before he was again bitten by the wanderlust bug again. As a service technician, he is now travelling the world again to work for Liebherr.
Like father, like son
Liebherr connect generations. The moving story of the father-son duo Jörg and Maik Neumann impressively shows how deeply rooted shared values, mutual trust and cohesion are at Liebherr - and how these factors characterise our cooperation.
100% family, 100% compatibility
Lucia Saez Planas organises her turbulent family life with four children with impressive efficiency, while she throws herself into the world of international HR matters in her job as HR Business Partner International.
A roundabout way to a dream job
Leon Proskawetz feels that he has finally arrived in his apprenticeship as a mechatronics technician at Liebherr Rostock. He has already gained some professional experience before, and has also dropped out of both an apprenticeship and a dual study programme.
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