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Why Bayer
Why Bayer? Because we’re a pioneer in the fields of human, animal, and plant health. Because our high-tech polymer materials are making significant contributions to factors such as energy and resource efficiency in a variety of areas. Because we invent the solutions that will create a sustainable future for our planet. Because a career with Bayer means you can put your passion into practice and make an impact. Explore what makes Bayer different and what we have to offer to our employees.
Innovation & Solutions
At Bayer, innovation is part of our DNA. Our working culture is driven by our passion and our fascination to think ahead.
Development & Teamwork
At Bayer we foster open discussions, sharing knowledge across our community, and partnering with external networks.
Better Life & Challenges
The needs of our customers and the challenges facing the society inspire us to develop solutions that improve people’s lives.
Reputation & Impact
As part of the Bayer team, you are empowered to find answers to questions addressing the great challenges of our time, and make a tangible impact with your ideas and solutions.
Benefits & Rewards
Bayer is committed to retaining its employees in the long term. We offer benefits to safeguard your health, to ensure your work-life balance, and to provide you with ongoing financial stability. A career at Bayer means working for a company that truly values you and your wellbeing.
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