Martin Fest
Support Development Engineer
“Listen sometimes to your parents, later you will know they were right“, would be the main advice Martin Fest, Support Development Engineer at BFFT of America, would give his 14-year-old self. His current project is to install for example measurement systems and other basic settings. After the final software installation and the troubleshooting the goal is an autonomously driving car. “The coolest thing about my job is to work on future technologies and later you can read something about it in newspapers.“
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Jan Hawliczek
Werkstudent
“Das absolut Coolste sind die eigenen Ideen, die du hast. Du siehst irgendwas und kreierst etwas daraus und setzt es dann auch um”, erzählt Jan Hawliczek über seinen Job als Werkstudent bei BFFT. Genau darin liegen aber auch die Tücken: “Du arbeitest halt mal zwei Wochen lang an einer Idee und es passiert einfach nicht viel. Wenn du schnell irgendwas sehen willst, ist es vielleicht nicht das Richtige.”
Evan Gray
Infotainment Test Engineer
“My task is to test various components and also facilitating communication between the customers and the testers.“ Evan Gray, Infotainment Test Engineer at BFFT of America, assumes the testing mindset being the most important part of the job. What does he like the most? “The coolest thing I would say is having an impact on the products, that we use every day.“
Daniela Lenz Dippolito
Business Manager
“I really like to work with the people here. We have a great team!“ Beside that Daniela Lenz Dippolito, Business Manager at BFFT also likes the changes in the young location and that she can be part of this new things going on. She is responsible for financial accounting, where she makes sure that everything is complete and is analysing data for statements or reportings. In the field of human ressources she takes care of the processes. Which background would be useful for this position? “Anybody that has a background in accounting – anything business can do what I do.“
Thomas Heigl
Prüfstandstechniker
“Das Coolste an meinem Job sind die flexiblen Arbeitszeiten”, findet Thomas Heigl, Prüfstandstechniker bei BFFT. Als Projektleiter ist er sein eigener Chef und kann sein Team und seine Arbeitszeit selbst einteilen, was allerdings auch manchmal eine Herausforderung darstellt: “Wenn ein Projekt fertig werden muss, muss man natürlich auch mal länger bleiben.”
