Category: College students
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Technology meets childhood dream
Can you imagine building things with Lego bricks during your studies? Aaron and Fabian did exactly that. They are studying electrical engineering at Pepperl+Fuchs and spent their second practical phase in the Factory Automation (FA) sales department. During this time, they worked on a practical project. The aim was to build a compact exhibit covering…
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A modern corporate culture with New Work
HR Asia, a leading human resource management magazine in the Asia-Pacific region, presented Pepperl+Fuchs Vietnam with its HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia Award last year for the company’s special dedication to its employees. The New Work concept employed there underscores the company’s modern working philosophy and wide range of activities to…
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Eighteen months in Singapore as a trainee
Clara landed in Singapore, 12,565 kilometers away from home, at the start of this year for her 18-month trainee program. She is gaining international experience at the Pepperl+Fuchs location there and getting to know various departments. We caught up with her to talk about her time there so far, how she has been received by…
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What does a marketing rep do, anyway?
Carina started her career at Pepperl+Fuchs as a student enrolled in a dual vocational training and academic study program. She now works as a marketing rep in the Global Marketing team at the company headquarters in Mannheim. We caught up with her to talk about the many facets of her job and how she likes…
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Full speed ahead!
CURE Mannheim, a student club at Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) in Mannheim, is dedicated to building an electric race car every year and then putting it to the test in international race events. Maren Klotz, currently Continuation Manager at Pepperl+Fuchs, was an active part of the team as a student during the 2021/2022 season.…
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Driving a Polo to Mongolia
Caius, an employee at Pepperl+Fuchs subsidiary Neoception, wanted to experience a really big adventure. So, in 2019, he and two friends took part in the Mongol Rally: from Prague to Ulan-Ude in Russia and back – around 28,000 kilometers through 19 countries in a Polo built in 91.