“When I first joined, my main responsibilities included assembling new components and carrying out adjustments on test benches. Over time, my skills developed, enabling me to handle more complex customer after-sales requests — ranging from non-conformity management and technical advice to the diagnosis, repair and expert assessment of hydraulic and electronic components.

I am also involved in commissioning complete machines or sub-assemblies at customer sites, working alongside the engineers who developed these projects.

My days are shaped by the wide range of customer calls and requests. Their diversity allows me to discover new systems and sub-assemblies on a daily basis and often requires additional research to provide the most effective solutions. I am particularly motivated by the customer interaction, whether over the phone or on site during after-sales interventions. I also value the friendly working atmosphere, the mutual support when challenges arise, and the availability of my colleagues to answer any technical questions.

My three words to describe my experience at Kinell: enriching — thanks to the variety of assignments, flexibility at work, and the continuous development of my technical skills.”

“I joined Kinell in 2012, recruited to set up an assembly line for a road maintenance machine — which involved organising the workshop, preparing tools, managing assembly orders, and performing final assembly inspections.

My current role is to support the design office engineers in making technical decisions for our projects, selecting the components best suited to our clients, and assembling machine prototypes, covering mechanical, electrical and hydraulic assembly.

Patience, perseverance, passion and collaboration with specialists from related fields motivate me every day.

My three words to describe my experience at Kinell: discovering new technologies, continuous learning, and team relationships.”