My career began at Mekoprint when I started my apprenticeship as an industrial technician, gaining practical experience in the milling department. After my apprenticeship, my role changed to being a programmer and I’m currently working in PTF, production technical preparation. My close familiarity with the machines gives me a solid understanding of my tasks.
"There is a culture here that doesn't fear the unknown but embraces it with open arms."
Engineering Technician
Christian Viggo Johansen
Collaboration across departments
As a PTF technician, I interact with many departments. When a product needs to be handled by multiple departments, I ensure through coordination that the final product is of the highest quality. This role has not only taught me more about production processes but also strengthened my relationships with many colleagues. Everyone is helpful and willing to share their knowledge, making Mekoprint a unique workplace for me.
Curiosity drives innovation
We always strive to stay updated with the latest programming techniques and constantly seek ways to optimize our processes.
There is a culture here that doesn’t fear the unknown but embraces it with open arms. We experiment with new methods and technologies to find the most effective solutions. Our leader plays a crucial role by always encouraging us with his “go for it” mindset.
I never run out of areas to explore
Mekoprint as a workplace can be described in three words: freedom, development, and teamwork. My leader gives me freedom with responsibility, which I thrive on.
With opportunities for development and my varied daily tasks, I don't feel that I will get bored or run out of new areas to explore. If the next nine years continue as they are now, I will be very satisfied.
Fun fact
When I'm not at work, I enjoy riding my motorcycle or trying my best at spearfishing with friends.
