Tag: Job insights
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What does a system & solution engineer do, anyway?
Porsgrunn, a charming Norwegian port and industrial city, is located about 160 kilometers southwest of Oslo, the country’s capital. Robert has held the position of system & solution engineer there at Pepperl+Fuchs AS for more than seven years. He actively supports the sales team in many different areas – and feels right at home in…
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Four Questions for Shift Supervisor Petr
This year, Petr, shift supervisor at Pepperl+Fuchs in Trutnov, celebrates his 10th company anniversary. In this interview, he talks about what makes his work so special for him – and reveals how he looks for an adrenaline rush in his free time.
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Creating structures, finding solutions
Rebecca’s journey at Pepperl+Fuchs began in August 2018 with a dual study program. Today, she works as a project and process engineer in logistics. In this interview, she shares exciting insights into her everyday work and talks about how varied her tasks are.
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Not all skills are learned at university…
Yun Xia’s journey at Pepperl+Fuchs began in 2020 with a visit to the job fair “Jobs for Future”, which led to a dual study program in Industrial Engineering with a specialization in Electrical Engineering (B.Eng.). Today, Yun Xia works as an environmental management officer in the Environment, Health and Safety department. However, she plays an…
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What does a design-to-cost expert do, anyway?
She hadn’t originally planned to stay this long. Christina been working at Pepperl+Fuchs corporate headquarters in Mannheim for over 35 years now. Lowering product design costs, improving development and production processes, while keeping an eye on product quality – that’s what her job as a design-to-cost expert is all about.
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Our She-ros: International Day of Women and Girls in Science – Part 2
After we have already introduced you to some inspiring female scientists at Pepperl+Fuchs in the first part, we now follow part 2 of our series on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Today we would like to pay tribute once again to colleagues who contribute to science with their work and passion.