The best place to study innovation? The real world.
10.08.2021
Nicolas Trüssel is fascinated by the process of breaking down highly complex problems and simplifying them completely with software. “I started here as an intern, and faced challenges that I’d never even heard of in university. I began to realise the pioneering role that Ergon plays, not just in the IT itself, but in the way it’s applied, with sound business sense in a user-friendly way. What I’m learning here is incredibly exciting.”
“Here I’ve learned to understand what the customer wants, and to see that not as an obstacle, but as a springboard to smart solutions.”
Nicolas Trüssel
Software Engineer, Ergon
As part of our #weloveit campaign, we’re profiling 21 of our 350 employees from a range of departments. We asked them what they do, what inspires and motivates them, and why they like working at Ergon.
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My 10 years at Ergon? Anything but boring.
Kathrin Scheidemann likes the team spirit at Ergon, as well as the huge variety of the work. She co-develops software in addition to being a project manager.
From trainee to trainer.
Marco Fritschi is project manager and in charge of in-company training for the generation of tomorrow. He finds it very satisfying to watch how trainees grow and forge their own paths.
On personal terms with AI.
Claudio Ferrari is interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning. He is fascinated by the possibilities it opens up to humanity.