RoboJob opens doors to young talent

RoboJob from Heist-op-den-Berg has many vacancies. The company has experienced impressive growth in recent years and therefore needs fresh blood to continue this growth. On April 11, 2019, it will therefore open its doors to young technical talent.

Just a few weeks ago, RoboJob's vigorous growth was rewarded at the Trends Gazelles. RoboJob won the bronze medal in the category Small Enterprises in the Province of Antwerp. The company has been in the Top 25 of the fastest growing Small Businesses for 3 consecutive years. This has already translated into a significant increase in the number of employees in recent years.  

"Indeed, many colleagues have joined us in recent years," says founder and CEO Helmut De Roovere. "But in order to continue to grow structurally, a lot of people need to be added. We are mainly looking for talent in Software and Electromechanics. Technicians who want to install our robotic systems at home and abroad are also very welcome. In order to get in touch with the talent we are looking for, over the past few weeks we have participated in the Job Fairs of Group T in Leuven, Thomas More in Geel and De Nayer in Sint-Katelijne-Waver. Now we are opening our doors to all young people who would like to learn more about what exactly it means to work with robots."

On Thursday, April 11, all technical talent is welcome at RoboJob. That day, two practical information sessions will be organized (at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.) offering a look behind the scenes at all the teams within RoboJob. A tour of production and practical demos are also scheduled. The session will end with an informal drink with RoboJob employees, so that participants can also approach them with practical questions.

Interested parties will find more information on RoboJob's website, https://www.robojob.eu/nl/robojob-jobdag. There one can also register to participate.

RoboJob builds robotization for the manufacturing industry. The company was founded by Helmut De Roovere and Luc De Ceuster in 2007. Today, RoboJob employs nearly 50 people and operates throughout Western Europe.