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From running his own start-up to working in corporate development at an international construction group. Nik’s career path is anything but ordinary.

David began his career at STRABAG and is now a site manager on one of Germany’s largest infrastructure projects. In this interview, he explains how curiosity, hands-on experience and a sense of responsibility have, step by step, brought him to where he is today.

To mark International Women in Engineering Day, we’re celebrating Elizabeth, who just wrapped up a standout trainee program as a Project Engineer on Toronto’s Advanced Tunnelling Contract 2 (ATC2) project in Canada.

Roland has been part of STRABAG PFS since 1975 and has progressed from an electromechanical engineer to a specialist in mobile and digital radio technology. His career path illustrates just how much passion, team spirit and a love of technology can shape a working life. 

Managing major international projects poses very special challenges for those responsible. This is why STRABAG offers Versatile Project Management, a special training programme that prepares employees to take on responsibility in this area and is unique in this form in the construction industry.

From construction helper back to school as an apprentice at the age of almost 30 - a challenge. Kazim took the plunge and describes his experiences.

As project manager, Alexandra gives an insight into her work on the large-scale Weitblick project in Vienna - from responsibility and trust to the daily challenges of one of the city's most ambitious building construction projects. The focus is not only on construction progress and sustainability, but above all on the people behind the project.