EMPLOYEE PORTRAITS

Johan Hallman has been working as a mechanical engineer at Huddig since 2020. Before that, he came from Volvo CE as a development engineer, where he constructed hydraulic systems and was involved in developing hybrid systems for electrified construction machines.
 

Marie Fall Selin is working as Spare Parts Logistician in Huddig's Aftersales team. Sustainability is close to her heart, and she is passionate about collaborating with colleagues to improve and refine sustainable processes.
 

As a toolmaker at Huddig, Nils Andersson manufactures custom made fixtures. With a great passion for innovation and problem solving, he creates fixtures that are required in the assembly of a HUDDIG – one of the world's most advanced construction machines.
 

Alf started as an intern at Hymas welding department in 1979, which later in 1986 changed its name to Huddig. Since then, he has worked with all HUDDIG models, from the very first one developed in 1986, to the latest hybrid backhoe loader TIGON.
 

Lars Sundberg works as a Production Technician at Huddig. Together with the team, he works to realize the ideas from the designer’s and take them from the drawing board on the way to become a finished product.
 

February first, 2021, Henrik Frykman entered the role of production leader at Huddig. He previously came from the position as Group Manager at Iggesunds Bruk and has also worked as Site Manager at Aven.
 

On November 18, Emelie Hjelm stepped into her new role as a spare parts seller at Huddig. Most recently she comes from the position of spare parts manager at X-Maskiner and since childhood, she has had a burning interest in big machines. Now she is looking forward to taking on new challenges at Huddig.
 

Amanda started the position as financial administrator at Huddig August 10th, 2020.
 

”The work with aftersales covers the entire life of the product. It is important to find the best solution for each individual customer in every situation, and to be able to do this we need to work close together with all people involved.
 

"Being a quality manager means that I am called upon for if something is wrong or if there is any doubt about the quality of a detail."
 

“Today we have a workflow where we pre-assemble more details. It feels good to constantly develop our ways of working in order to facilitate for each other.“
 

"Huddig has something special, I felt it at the first visit. Pride and dedication are deeply rooted in the company."
 

"Innovation and product development is the key to our success."
 

At Huddig’s assembly department the work tasks can be very varied. Something that assembler Oscar Jonsson can confirm.
 

"The potential for personal development at Huddig is fantastic. That's what makes me feel so good here."
 

Maths Juntti is one of Huddig's many good welders. He has been working for the company for seven years and is really pleased with both the job and the workplace. "First and foremost, it's because I have such great colleagues", he says.
 

"It is together with and for the customers that we are developing Huddig."
 

"My 13 years as a mechanic at Staffare are worth gold today."