Career

With the help of career guidance and lots of trial apprenticeships, I found the right apprenticeship as a polymechanic and a great training company. At Three-Tec, I was particularly impressed by the family atmosphere and the way all the employees treated each other as equals. After completing my apprenticeship, I continued to work as a polymechanic and completed a degree in industrial engineering at the University of Applied Sciences while working. I then gradually supported the employees in the office. First I helped out in the accounts department and then in sales. I was able to look over the shoulder of the current Managing Director until I was finally able to draw up quotations myself and carry out tests in our test laboratory. I was also able to take on the planning and implementation of trade fair and marketing activities. Finally, I have been working in sales and project management for seven years. I now manage the team of eight employees. The work is still very varied, as we build a lot of customer-specific machines and it never gets boring. I find it very valuable that I have been able to experience many different sides of the company over the years.

Before I started my apprenticeship at Three-Tec, I did a lot of trial apprenticeships, about four of which were as a polymechanic. This was the only place where I did something practical and meaningful, so I decided to do a polymechanic apprenticeship at Three-Tec. Towards the end of my apprenticeship, the previous head of production and current managing director moved more and more into the office, which is why I was constantly taking over his tasks. After my apprenticeship, I became head of production. Shortly afterwards, I completed further training to become a vocational trainer and HF technician. I now manage almost 20 people in our production and also help out in project management and the development of our own products. We have many new developments and the best thing is to see the finished appliances being assembled.