Employees of Doka share their passion for their jobs, as well as their career paths. The videos give insights into our Doka world but also help young people in choosing a career.
Modern, digital, automated are not only the machines and systems, modern are also the jobs in Doka Production.
We asked the employees directly how their work is changing.
„Screwdriver? Yes, I still need it. But today I work more and more with the computer".
Fabian Wenzl is a trained electrician and works as a maintenance technician in St. Martin.
„Half of my job currently takes place here at the computer. In addition, I am a shift deputy and work directly outside at the machine. So I don't forget anything."
Markus Lindner is a trained machining technician and works as an offline programmer on the computer and as a production worker at the CNC lathe-milling machine.
„I work on the digital twin. That's where we simulate how the plant reacts. In the meantime, the plant continues to work normally. That's a huge advantage."
Christian Löb is a trained plumber and works as an offline programmer in the new Framax production.
Christina Schoder works as a project technician in the engineering department. “One week you plan a high-rise building which will later contribute to one of the biggest skylines worldwide, the next moment you’re planning a power plant which will provide energy for thousands of people”, says Christina Schoder.
Thomas Krahofer is Head of Sales Academy for Doka since 2016. He already spent 14 years in the company before that and lately finished his master studies, which definitely helps in his job.
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