Marian is one of the oldest members of the Technoelectric team, this year turning 20 years in which his knowledge and determination have contributed to the development and implementation of the company’s reference projects.
He decided to join Techoelectric at 23, and since then his contribution has been visible in some of the most complex projects in the company’s portfolio. Currently, Marian is an Electrician Technical Consultant, executing electrical panels distributed internationally for some of the most well-known brands.
Thanks to his extensive experience and his contribution to the development of the company, we invited Marian to answer a series of challenging questions.
We invite you to take with us the foray of 2 centuries of activity within Technoelectric.
1. What project have you been involved in that makes you proud? What made that project so special that you will remember it over the years?
In the 20 years of activity, each project has been a challenge for me. Among the most important are: EKFC – Emirates Flight Catering, Cathay Pacific, MGI Logistic, Oman Air. Each of these projects was extremely complex and required a lot of involvement in developing the best technical solutions.
2. What it means to you: a. The fact that you are part of a company with international projects?
Regardless of the destination, the projects are just as important to me.
b. The fact that the projects you are involved in are for companies with strong resonance, about which most people know
The involvement in the development and implementation of those projects gives me personal and professional satisfaction, as I have the opportunity to do what I love.
3. Is creativity important in a technical field? How or where does it manifest?
Creativity is a tool that can be used by many departments, including technical ones. When it comes to automation, creativity often plays a key role.
4. Have you participated in personal or professional development training provided by the company? If so, what did you get out of it, how did it help you in your career?
I chose to attend a professional development course, the subject of which was Lean Management, as learning is essential regardless of where you are in your career.
