David Malits

Electronics engineer for telecommunications and information technology

I started as an apprentice in 2015 and was trained step by step from the very beginning. After successfully completing my training, I was taken on and am now working as a customer service technician or electronics engineer. I have never regretted the decision to do an apprenticeship at Schrack Seconet and I would choose to do it again.

David Malits has been
with Schrack Seconet since 2015

Enthusiasm

When I applied for an apprenticeship at Schrack Seconet, it was possible to do a trial week. I was welcomed by Mr Roth, guided through the company and able to find out whether the training suited me.

The enthusiasm for my job and the company that I felt at that time, has only increased every day since then – despite needing to commute daily from my home town Eisenstadt to Vienna.

"I would always choose to return to do an apprenticeship at Schrack Seconet. What I like about my job today, is that I get to go places and meet customers that normally people don't get to."

Daniel Maltis was employed full-time after
finishing his apprenticeship

Tasks

Since completing my apprenticeship as a customer service technician and working in the field in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland, I now I travel a lot for work. My catchment area extends to a radius of about one hour around Vienna. My tasks include the maintenance and repair of facilities (annual inspection) and, to a lesser extent, commissioning facilities.

I really like that I get to meet customers and see places that people don't normally get to.

David Malits

Electronics engineer for telecommunications and information technology

I originally wanted to become a firefighter and fulfilled this childhood wish by working for the voluntary fire brigade. My job at Schrack Seconet is a perfect match for this: Maintenance and repair of fire alarm systems.

Which tasks I do not like to perform:

Cleaning up. But this is part of it and can ideally be avoided in advance.

The most important lesson in my life so far:

Communication with each other is important.

David Malits

Electronics engineer for telecommunications and information technology

„At Schrack Seconet, if – despite working independently – you get stuck, you get help and can turn to someone. No one gets angry if you ask."

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