Why work at Schneider Electric?

Working at Schneider Electric could change everything for you. We are leading the digital transformation of energy management and automation in homes, building, data centres, infrastructure and industries. We have some far-reaching and incredible plans and we need the right people to achieve them.

We’re proud of our company and the people that make it great. Our values reflect our passion and care for our employees and the planet. We believe there are many reasons to work at Schneider Electric but here are just a few:

  • Research – 5% of everything we make is reinvested into Research and Development
  • Global – We’re a global company with offices in over 100 countries so there’s plenty of opportunity to work in different offices and experience different cultures over the course of your career
  • Clean – Schneider Electric ranked 4th in the 2018 Corporate Knights Carbon Clean 200 list
  • Sustainable – We’re listed as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute for the 7th consecutive year
  • Top Company – LinkedIn names us, for the second year in a row, on its list of Top Companies which celebrates the most sought-after companies to work for

At Schneider Electric, we appreciate what makes you you. We’re a dynamic, global company looking for passionate people to help us innovate at every level. If you think you’re that person, click here to sign up for more information on careers with us in the UK. Together we have an opportunity to create the future.

To learn more about our global career opportunities, click here.

Begin an amazing career with a bright future. At Schneider Electric, experience a solid start to your career within a high-performance environment that puts a priority on learning and development, collaboration, and well-being. We invite you to help us co-create the future.

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