Brunel is always looking for highly qualified engineers and IT specialists, so we have deliberately made our application processes as simple and intuitive as possible. It only takes a minute to submit your application to our My Brunel job application portal. And all you need is an up-to-date CV. How this works and what you need to know when submitting an application is explained below.
Good reasons for applying to Brunel
Simple application process:
It only takes a minute to submit your application via My Brunel.
Upload your CV
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Wide selection of jobs: More than 4,000 jobs in a range of industries
Leading international companies in the high-tech space
Jobs for career beginners and seasoned experts
Exceptional fringe benefits
Indefinite employment contracts
Ver.di (trade union) collective wage bargaining agreement
30 days’ vacation
12.3 salaries per year
Company pension program
Capital-forming benefits
A few easy steps to your dream job
Find the right job
Our job mart gives you an overview of all current vacancies. The filter function will help you narrow your search down. And if you cannot find the job you are looking for, we always welcome unsolicited applications. Alternatively, why not set up a job alert for your dream position? This will then notify you by mail of any new vacancies that match your search arguments.
Submit your application
Found a job you like? Great! Then simply upload your CV only on the My Brunel job application portal and apply for the job in less than a minute. To do so, select the job you are interested in and click “Apply now”. This takes you straight to the job application portal.
Exciting jobs in different industries
Have a look at our job mart. We have numerous vacancies on offer with big-name clients.
Helpful hints on job applications
CV: As far as possible, organise your CV in tabular form. Group your information into career stages, education and any additional qualifications. Our system reads this data on your CV and uses it to fill in the online application form. For a more detailed description of how to structure your CV, go here.
Cover letter: If you decide to write a cover letter, be sure to spell out the value you would add in the advertised position and explain what motivates you to apply for it. Avoid simply repeating the various stages of your career as documented in your CV.
References and certificates: If you upload references and certificates, we advise you to group all your documents together in a single PDF file and give the file a meaningful name. That makes it easier for us to quickly retrieve your documents later on and get them all in the right order.
The right file formats: To enable us to process your CV and any certificates without difficulty, please upload documents in the following file formats only: PDF, DOC, DOCX or RTF.
File size: Your attachment(s) must not exceed 5 MB in total. In your own best interests, please keep the attachment(s) as small as possible. Otherwise, it can take a very long time to upload them, especially if you have a poor Internet connection.
File names: Please give meaningful and intuitive names to your file attachments. A good example would be “CV_YourFirstName_YourLastName.pdf”.
What do I do if I am interested in more than one job?
It is generally a good idea to pick your favourite job offer and apply for this one. That said, once you have applied for a particular job, it only takes one click to apply for others too. In an interview, we can then talk to you about which one would be the best position for you.
How can I find out about the status of my application?
We will get in touch with you once we receive your application. If you have any questions, please always contact the office to which you addressed your application. Only contact our HR department if they are explicitly cited as the point of contact in the given job advertisement. That way, we can give you accurate information as quickly as possible.
Like what you see?
Then take a moment to explore all the many and varied jobs on offer at Brunel!