21/07/2026
I have always enjoyed understanding how things work.
Before joining Sentronics, I studied electrical engineering, trained as an electronics technician for automation technology and spent a lot of time working on private and community projects where I could build, repair, improve and learn from others. That hands on way of learning has shaped the way I work today.
At Sentronics, my role sits between mechanical development, electrical development and production. I help connect what is designed with what can actually be built, tested and improved in practice.
That is exactly what I enjoy most: finding where a problem starts, understanding why something does not work yet and then creating a solution that makes the product, the process or the way we work a little better. For me, good engineering is not only about the final product. It is also about how each work step connects to the next, how information flows back from production into development and how we keep improving together.
One moment that stayed with me happened early on. A colleague showed me how to set up the axes of a system, and instead of only letting me watch, he let me do it myself. That might sound simple, but to me it said a lot about the culture here. There was trust from the beginning. Trust that I would handle the equipment responsibly, trust that I could learn by doing and trust that I could take ownership step by step.
What I also appreciate is that you are not left alone when something goes wrong. Questions are welcome, support is available and mistakes can be addressed openly, so that we can solve them and prevent them in the future.
What I connect with Nova is courage! The courage to think beyond short term results, to build something sustainable and to create value for everyone involved.
Leonard König
Manufacturing Engineer, Sentronics, a Nova Company