World changers work at schülke in the STEM field

I have always been fascinated by natural sciences and chemistry in particular, as our entire environment is made up of chemical substances and chemical reactions. That's why I decided to study chemistry back then. My job in Regulatory Affairs gives me the opportunity to combine my scientific knowledge with real products. I also work as an interface with many internal and external departments.

schülke's diverse product range offers me many opportunities to expand my knowledge and work with colleagues from other departments across departments. I believe that there is an area in our company for all future female colleagues that suits their interests.

I would also like to say to young women who are interested in a career in STEM: If you want to pursue a career in science, don't be influenced by the opinions and ideas of others. You know best what you want and can do.

I chose a career in STEM because I discovered my passion for science at school. During my pharmacy studies, I realized that I could use my scientific understanding to improve people's overall wellbeing.

At schülke, I work with inspiring women who show me that a successful career in STEM is achievable for everyone. I am involved in a variety of science and technology projects here. This allows me to acquire a broad spectrum of knowledge.

Based on my positive experience at the company, I strongly encourage young women to consider a career in science or technology at schülke. STEM in particular is a diverse and dynamic field that offers you countless opportunities to develop your interests and talents.

I discovered my enthusiasm for STEM subjects in secondary school: in a biology project, we investigated how microorganisms cause milk to spoil. That's when I realized that I wanted to carry out such experiments later in my career.

I later discovered that the world of STEM subjects at schülke is very large and offers many opportunities. In a single day, I deal with chemistry, materials, engineering techniques and, of course, microbiology. Although I specialize in one field, I have learned a lot from my colleagues in other areas.

I would like to explicitly encourage young women to study a STEM subject. It's not always easy, because in many lectures you'll be the only woman in the room. But you can help to change that. Ultimately, you can even improve research in companies as a whole, because I am convinced that they benefit from diverse teams.