The sema team<\/h1><\/h2><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Learn more about our team \u2013 it currently consists of 80 highly qualified, motivated employees, partially we introduce them to you on this page:<\/p>\n<\/div>
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<\/div>Dirk Kasimir - Electrical installations<\/h4> I am particularly interested in the diverse areas of work, which range from in-house electrical installation to assembly at the customer's premises. I accompany a machine from start to delivery and can therefore have a significant influence on its development. At SEMA, I appreciate the respectful treatment and helpfulness of my colleagues. <\/div><\/div>Wide range of activities with exciting tasks <\/h4>\n
After his apprenticeship as an electrician, Dirk Kasimir continued his education to become a master electrical engineering. In this function, he has been in charge of electrical installations for packaging and tube bar technology systems since 2014, as well as the complete electrical infrastructure at sema. He is particularly interested in a wide range of tasks, from electrical installations here in the company to on-site assembly at the customer\u2019s factory. He accompanies a machine from the beginning to delivery and can thus significantly influence its development. Dirk Kasimir appreciates the respectful interaction and helpful colleagues at sema. The 52-year-old is married and has three children. For a long time, the family has been passionately active with the team of the open-air theatre Kahle Wart. His wife and sons as actors, he took care of lighting and sound technology in the beginning, due to worldwide installations for sema, he is limited in time and therefore concentrates on stage design.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical Construction, Hardware<\/h4>What I particularly like about sema is my wide-ranging field of activity with diverse projects.
\nMy tasks can't always be planned and that's exactly what I like about my work - the challenging variety, away from monotony! <\/div><\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical design, hardware <\/h4>\n
Even while studying to become an electrical engineer, Thomas Wehrhahn knew that his passion belonged to the IT sector. So what could be more natural than choosing to focus on IT? The 62-year-old is responsible for the packaging technology hardware in the electrical design department at sema; in addition, he manages the company\u2019s entire IT system. At sema, he particularly likes his wide range of activities with diverse projects. \u2018My tasks cannot always be planned and that is exactly what I like about my work \u2013 the challenging variety, away from monotony, \u2013 says Thomas Wehrhahn. To keep up to date, he relies on further training, which is enormously important, especially in the IT sector, says the IT specialist. To feel comfortable he needs a coherent working environment, colleagues who pull together, exciting work content and an adequate salary \u2013 this is exactly what he finds at sema. In his leisure time, he is passionate about photography.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>Exciting sales work with the attitude - can't do, doesn't exist!
\nWhat I like about sema is the collegial team spirit and the cooperative teamwork.
\nI also like the fact that the doors are always open and the cooperation with the management. <\/div><\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>\n
Since 2017, Rolf Breuker has been supporting the tube bar technology business unit as Sales Manager. His working life has been diverse and extremely varied: apprenticeship as heating engineer, NC application specialist, industrial master metal, lecturer at the CNC center. What appeals to him about sema is the collegial cohesion among colleagues and the supportive teamwork. He also finds the always open doors and the cooperation with the management positive. Rolf Breuker is absolutely convinced of the metal technology products he sells \u2013 which is why the 65-year-old is far from thinking about quitting. In his many years in the business, he has seldom experienced such a collaborative attitude toward customers, with a \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d mentality. We dare to do a lot and develop the products together with our customers from the very beginning, as each machine is individual. Accompanying a project from the first meeting to the installation in the production hall is really a lot of fun, says Rolf Breuker. Asked about his hobby, he brightly talks about his three grandchildren, with whom he cares for a small pet zoo.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>For me, short decision-making processes, being able to contribute my own opinion and suggestions for improvement and the trust placed in me are very important in the workplace.
\nIn addition, the team spirit and flexibility - important for me as a father of two children. <\/div><\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Learn more about our team \u2013 it currently consists of 80 highly qualified, motivated employees, partially we introduce them to you on this page:<\/p>\n<\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Dirk-Kasimir-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Dirk Kasimir - Electrical installations<\/h4> I am particularly interested in the diverse areas of work, which range from in-house electrical installation to assembly at the customer's premises. I accompany a machine from start to delivery and can therefore have a significant influence on its development. At SEMA, I appreciate the respectful treatment and helpfulness of my colleagues. <\/div><\/div>Wide range of activities with exciting tasks <\/h4>\n
After his apprenticeship as an electrician, Dirk Kasimir continued his education to become a master electrical engineering. In this function, he has been in charge of electrical installations for packaging and tube bar technology systems since 2014, as well as the complete electrical infrastructure at sema. He is particularly interested in a wide range of tasks, from electrical installations here in the company to on-site assembly at the customer\u2019s factory. He accompanies a machine from the beginning to delivery and can thus significantly influence its development. Dirk Kasimir appreciates the respectful interaction and helpful colleagues at sema. The 52-year-old is married and has three children. For a long time, the family has been passionately active with the team of the open-air theatre Kahle Wart. His wife and sons as actors, he took care of lighting and sound technology in the beginning, due to worldwide installations for sema, he is limited in time and therefore concentrates on stage design.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical Construction, Hardware<\/h4>What I particularly like about sema is my wide-ranging field of activity with diverse projects.
\nMy tasks can't always be planned and that's exactly what I like about my work - the challenging variety, away from monotony! <\/div><\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical design, hardware <\/h4>\n
Even while studying to become an electrical engineer, Thomas Wehrhahn knew that his passion belonged to the IT sector. So what could be more natural than choosing to focus on IT? The 62-year-old is responsible for the packaging technology hardware in the electrical design department at sema; in addition, he manages the company\u2019s entire IT system. At sema, he particularly likes his wide range of activities with diverse projects. \u2018My tasks cannot always be planned and that is exactly what I like about my work \u2013 the challenging variety, away from monotony, \u2013 says Thomas Wehrhahn. To keep up to date, he relies on further training, which is enormously important, especially in the IT sector, says the IT specialist. To feel comfortable he needs a coherent working environment, colleagues who pull together, exciting work content and an adequate salary \u2013 this is exactly what he finds at sema. In his leisure time, he is passionate about photography.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>Exciting sales work with the attitude - can't do, doesn't exist!
\nWhat I like about sema is the collegial team spirit and the cooperative teamwork.
\nI also like the fact that the doors are always open and the cooperation with the management. <\/div><\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>\n
Since 2017, Rolf Breuker has been supporting the tube bar technology business unit as Sales Manager. His working life has been diverse and extremely varied: apprenticeship as heating engineer, NC application specialist, industrial master metal, lecturer at the CNC center. What appeals to him about sema is the collegial cohesion among colleagues and the supportive teamwork. He also finds the always open doors and the cooperation with the management positive. Rolf Breuker is absolutely convinced of the metal technology products he sells \u2013 which is why the 65-year-old is far from thinking about quitting. In his many years in the business, he has seldom experienced such a collaborative attitude toward customers, with a \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d mentality. We dare to do a lot and develop the products together with our customers from the very beginning, as each machine is individual. Accompanying a project from the first meeting to the installation in the production hall is really a lot of fun, says Rolf Breuker. Asked about his hobby, he brightly talks about his three grandchildren, with whom he cares for a small pet zoo.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>For me, short decision-making processes, being able to contribute my own opinion and suggestions for improvement and the trust placed in me are very important in the workplace.
\nIn addition, the team spirit and flexibility - important for me as a father of two children. <\/div><\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Wide range of activities with exciting tasks <\/h4>\n
After his apprenticeship as an electrician, Dirk Kasimir continued his education to become a master electrical engineering. In this function, he has been in charge of electrical installations for packaging and tube bar technology systems since 2014, as well as the complete electrical infrastructure at sema. He is particularly interested in a wide range of tasks, from electrical installations here in the company to on-site assembly at the customer\u2019s factory. He accompanies a machine from the beginning to delivery and can thus significantly influence its development. Dirk Kasimir appreciates the respectful interaction and helpful colleagues at sema. The 52-year-old is married and has three children. For a long time, the family has been passionately active with the team of the open-air theatre Kahle Wart. His wife and sons as actors, he took care of lighting and sound technology in the beginning, due to worldwide installations for sema, he is limited in time and therefore concentrates on stage design.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Thomas-Wehrhan-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical Construction, Hardware<\/h4>What I particularly like about sema is my wide-ranging field of activity with diverse projects.
\nMy tasks can't always be planned and that's exactly what I like about my work - the challenging variety, away from monotony! <\/div><\/div>Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical design, hardware <\/h4>\n
Even while studying to become an electrical engineer, Thomas Wehrhahn knew that his passion belonged to the IT sector. So what could be more natural than choosing to focus on IT? The 62-year-old is responsible for the packaging technology hardware in the electrical design department at sema; in addition, he manages the company\u2019s entire IT system. At sema, he particularly likes his wide range of activities with diverse projects. \u2018My tasks cannot always be planned and that is exactly what I like about my work \u2013 the challenging variety, away from monotony, \u2013 says Thomas Wehrhahn. To keep up to date, he relies on further training, which is enormously important, especially in the IT sector, says the IT specialist. To feel comfortable he needs a coherent working environment, colleagues who pull together, exciting work content and an adequate salary \u2013 this is exactly what he finds at sema. In his leisure time, he is passionate about photography.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>Exciting sales work with the attitude - can't do, doesn't exist!
\nWhat I like about sema is the collegial team spirit and the cooperative teamwork.
\nI also like the fact that the doors are always open and the cooperation with the management. <\/div><\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>\n
Since 2017, Rolf Breuker has been supporting the tube bar technology business unit as Sales Manager. His working life has been diverse and extremely varied: apprenticeship as heating engineer, NC application specialist, industrial master metal, lecturer at the CNC center. What appeals to him about sema is the collegial cohesion among colleagues and the supportive teamwork. He also finds the always open doors and the cooperation with the management positive. Rolf Breuker is absolutely convinced of the metal technology products he sells \u2013 which is why the 65-year-old is far from thinking about quitting. In his many years in the business, he has seldom experienced such a collaborative attitude toward customers, with a \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d mentality. We dare to do a lot and develop the products together with our customers from the very beginning, as each machine is individual. Accompanying a project from the first meeting to the installation in the production hall is really a lot of fun, says Rolf Breuker. Asked about his hobby, he brightly talks about his three grandchildren, with whom he cares for a small pet zoo.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>For me, short decision-making processes, being able to contribute my own opinion and suggestions for improvement and the trust placed in me are very important in the workplace.
\nIn addition, the team spirit and flexibility - important for me as a father of two children. <\/div><\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Thomas Wehrhahn - Electrical design, hardware <\/h4>\n
Even while studying to become an electrical engineer, Thomas Wehrhahn knew that his passion belonged to the IT sector. So what could be more natural than choosing to focus on IT? The 62-year-old is responsible for the packaging technology hardware in the electrical design department at sema; in addition, he manages the company\u2019s entire IT system. At sema, he particularly likes his wide range of activities with diverse projects. \u2018My tasks cannot always be planned and that is exactly what I like about my work \u2013 the challenging variety, away from monotony, \u2013 says Thomas Wehrhahn. To keep up to date, he relies on further training, which is enormously important, especially in the IT sector, says the IT specialist. To feel comfortable he needs a coherent working environment, colleagues who pull together, exciting work content and an adequate salary \u2013 this is exactly what he finds at sema. In his leisure time, he is passionate about photography.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Rolf-Breuker-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>Exciting sales work with the attitude - can't do, doesn't exist!
\nWhat I like about sema is the collegial team spirit and the cooperative teamwork.
\nI also like the fact that the doors are always open and the cooperation with the management. <\/div><\/div>Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>\n
Since 2017, Rolf Breuker has been supporting the tube bar technology business unit as Sales Manager. His working life has been diverse and extremely varied: apprenticeship as heating engineer, NC application specialist, industrial master metal, lecturer at the CNC center. What appeals to him about sema is the collegial cohesion among colleagues and the supportive teamwork. He also finds the always open doors and the cooperation with the management positive. Rolf Breuker is absolutely convinced of the metal technology products he sells \u2013 which is why the 65-year-old is far from thinking about quitting. In his many years in the business, he has seldom experienced such a collaborative attitude toward customers, with a \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d mentality. We dare to do a lot and develop the products together with our customers from the very beginning, as each machine is individual. Accompanying a project from the first meeting to the installation in the production hall is really a lot of fun, says Rolf Breuker. Asked about his hobby, he brightly talks about his three grandchildren, with whom he cares for a small pet zoo.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>For me, short decision-making processes, being able to contribute my own opinion and suggestions for improvement and the trust placed in me are very important in the workplace.
\nIn addition, the team spirit and flexibility - important for me as a father of two children. <\/div><\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Rolf Breuker - Sales Manager<\/h4>\n
Since 2017, Rolf Breuker has been supporting the tube bar technology business unit as Sales Manager. His working life has been diverse and extremely varied: apprenticeship as heating engineer, NC application specialist, industrial master metal, lecturer at the CNC center. What appeals to him about sema is the collegial cohesion among colleagues and the supportive teamwork. He also finds the always open doors and the cooperation with the management positive. Rolf Breuker is absolutely convinced of the metal technology products he sells \u2013 which is why the 65-year-old is far from thinking about quitting. In his many years in the business, he has seldom experienced such a collaborative attitude toward customers, with a \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d mentality. We dare to do a lot and develop the products together with our customers from the very beginning, as each machine is individual. Accompanying a project from the first meeting to the installation in the production hall is really a lot of fun, says Rolf Breuker. Asked about his hobby, he brightly talks about his three grandchildren, with whom he cares for a small pet zoo.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Alexander-Pries-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>For me, short decision-making processes, being able to contribute my own opinion and suggestions for improvement and the trust placed in me are very important in the workplace.
\nIn addition, the team spirit and flexibility - important for me as a father of two children. <\/div><\/div>Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Alexander Pries - Service and spare parts<\/h4>\n
When it comes to spare parts and service, Alexander Pries is the right person to contact at sema.
\nHe has been working for both business units – Metal and Packaging Technology – since April 2017.
\nHe is also responsible for the ams ERP system.
\nAfter training as an industrial clerk, Alex Pries already worked in spare parts sales, which he says is exactly the right job for the 40-year-old.<\/p>\n
In short – Alex Pries has found the right job and enjoys going to work.
\nHis free time belongs to his family and a special hobby: American football. As a big fan, he sometimes spends a day or two of his vacation on it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Kai-Danielmeier-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>Design in the Packaging Technology division - I design secondary machines for the food industry.
\nThat's exactly the area that suits and interests me.
\nAfter leaving school, I briefly studied architecture, but then decided to do an apprenticeship. <\/div><\/div>Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Kai Danielmeier - Design department <\/h4>\n
Kai Danielmeier was granted two years’ leave from sema for his further training as a technician, because further training is at the top of his professional goals list.
\nProud and relieved, the 28-year-old started his career with a state examination in mechanical engineering in his pocket – in addition to his training as a technical product designer in machine and plant engineering.
\nSince 2016, he has been working at sema in the design department in the packaging technology division and designs secondary machines for the food industry.
\nIn his private life, he likes things to be fast-paced; skateboarding is his great hobby, where things are fast and sporty.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Tim-Schultz-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>A sense of belonging and a lot of passion for the industry - I see myself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging.
\nI appreciate the trust placed in me and the freedom I have at sema.
\nFor me, my team doesn't just mean working together, but rather a supportive, positive and creative way of working together. <\/div><\/div>Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Tim Schultz - Head of Service and Commissioning<\/h4>\n
Tim Schultz has an interesting resume. He started his career at sema in 2010 as a field service engineer in the packaging technology division. Meanwhile, the certified energy electronics technician is head of the service and commissioning department. However, with an interruption, which he also used for further training to become a technician (electrical engineering, specializing in automation). The 38-year-old has a lot of passion for the type of secondary packaging machinery as well as the industry itself. Tim Schultz sees himself as part of the whole, with a great sense of belonging. He appreciates the trust placed in him and the freedom he has at sema. For him, his team means not only working jointly, but rather a supportive positive-creative togetherness. He enjoys his free time most with his wife and daughte<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world \u2013 and that\u2019s exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job. The trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015. For the Packaging Technology Division, he installs and puts machines into operation, he also instructs and trains the responsible personnel. \u201aI have to deal with circumstances and difficulties on site that do not arise here at the company and therefore require a creative approach to solving them. That\u2019s the icing on the cake, I like these challenges, being able to work and decide on my own responsibility, \u2013 says Philip Marks. A positive aspect for him is the short official channels at sema, superiors are always reachable, and in particular personal concerns such as important appointments are taken into account. <\/div><\/div>Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Philip Marks - Service technician<\/h4>\n
As a field service technician, Philip Marks travels all over the world – which is exactly what the 34-year-old likes about his job.
\nThe trained electronics technician for industrial engineering has been part of the sema team since 2015.
\nHe sets up machines for the Packaging Technology division, commissions them, trains and instructs the relevant operating personnel.
\nHe finds the short lines of communication at sema positive; supervisors are always available and personal concerns, such as important appointments, are taken into account.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Maike-Rauer-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>sema is the ideal employer for me because here I have what makes a company successful - short decision-making paths.
\nI'm involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers. <\/div><\/div>Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Maike Rauer - Procurement<\/h4>\n
Maike Rauer has been part of the operational sema procurement team since June 2018, focusing on the packaging technology division. In addition, the trained industrial clerk has also taken on strategic purchasing issues. Sema is the ideal employer for Maike Rauer because she has what makes a company successful here \u2013 short decision-making paths. She also appreciates her modern workplace, flexible working hours and the helpfulness of her colleagues. I\u2019m involved right from the product development stage, which is the only way I can keep track of the best products and suppliers,\u201d says the 30-year-old. Privately, she has been involved in the volunteer fire department since childhood, first in the youth fire department and later in duties; her entire family is very committed there. Otherwise, she loves riding out with her horse.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/sema-x7k9.ki-schulung.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/05\/Martin-Eckernkamp-sema-systemtechnik.jpg\")
<\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>What appeals to me is the broad and varied range of tasks.
\nI have to keep an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term assignments with customers. <\/div><\/div>Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Martin Eckernkamp - Service and spare parts area<\/h4>\n
Martin Eckernkamp has been part of the sema team since February 2016. As a trained wholesale and export merchant, the young father of two daughters started his sema career in assembly planning and preparation, and moved to the service and spare parts area in 2020. \u2018What attracts to me is the broad and varied range of tasks. I have to maintain an overview and still be able to react quickly and flexibly when it comes to short-term applications at customer\u2019s site,\u2019 says Martin Eckernkamp. To feel comfortable, he needs flat hierarchies and flexibility, such as home office or flexitime \u2013 which is exactly what sema offers. The 31-year-old answers the question about his hobbies with a smile and proudly shows photos of his family, which also includes a dog. He furthermore likes cooking and gaming to relax.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>