Sensors
40 young professionals start at Lenze
This year, 40 young people are starting their careers at Lenze. 23 of them started at the company headquarters in Groß Berkel on August 3.
Christian Wendler, CEO Lenze SE, says: "Vocational training is an important investment in the future - for Lenze as well as for the new colleagues themselves. I can therefore only urge all new Lenzians to seize the opportunity and play an active role in shaping the future of Lenze! Our company offers many opportunities for personal and professional development all over the world."
As an employer, Lenze says it wants to impress with special learning concepts, individual support and traditional values such as trust, cooperation and responsibility. Digitalization and automation also play an important role at Lenze. Key future topics such as predictive maintenance, digital twins and big data management are already being addressed today. This content is also reflected in the training content and ensures that the new trainees and students have a promising start to their careers. The training professions and study subjects covered by Lenze are diverse and range from electronics, IT and logistics to mechatronics.
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