Internship abroad: Copenhagen opens doors for Flamatt’s apprentices
May 30, 2024
Each year, one of our talented electronics apprentices in Flamatt has the chance to deepen their knowledge and experience a different working environment by completing a two-week internship at our Copenhagen location. This year, Noah Raemy left his comfort zone and expanded his skillset by working on portable X-ray solutions with his Danish colleagues. To summarize his experiences, we asked him four questions:
Noah Raemy
Electronics Apprentice
Flamatt, Switzerland
How would you describe your internship in three words?
- Impressive
- Rich in experience
- Nurturing
What did you do while at our Copenhagen location?
First, we looked at an open product to explain the different components and materials to me, and I could even replace some components myself. Then I went on to the different departments.
In R&D, I gained insights in software development, troubleshooting and product diagnostics. In manufacturing and production engineering, the focus was on assembling and testing control units. And finally in service & support, my colleagues showed me the process of troubleshooting and finding a fault, as well as how to replace PCBs.
What do you personally take away from the internship?
Traveling and being on the road alone during these two weeks was certainly worth the experience, and I was able to use and improve the English I had learned in the company. I gained valuable insights into the company with our various products, and building a PCB to create my own test box was really cool. This box enables us to test two different systems simultaneously.
What tips would you give to the next apprentice?
Be interested and ask questions, that way you can learn more in all areas.
Also, don't lose your ID at the airport. 😉
What we stand for
At Comet, we stand for promoting our talents and creating an environment of growth and opportunity. Launched in 2021, the mobility program has the goal that the experience is beneficial for both the employee and the company. We are convinced that this contributes to talent development, more diversity, a better global collaboration and ultimately strengthens how we live our values.
Could this be you?
Let’s explore together.
We are looking for ambitious and passionate people who want to collaborate to make a difference.
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