© InfraTec

Have you always wanted to know more about infrared technology and maybe make it your career start? Then InfraTec is the right place for you! We are an owner-managed, medium-sized company with more than 230 employees in Dresden with offices in the USA, China and the UK.  During the guided tour through our company you will get an insight into the development and production of pyroelectric IR detectors of the business unit sensor technology. Furthermore, you will get to know the high-resolution thermographic systems developed and manufactured in the Infrared Measurement Technology business unit and have the opportunity to operate them yourself. Come by and learn more about InfraTec, the infrared technology as well as the jobs we offer with bachelor, master or diploma degrees. Drinks and snacks will be provided. We look forward to seeing you!

© watttron

 We will give a brief introduction of watttron, our technology, our culture, our benefits for employees. Afterwards, we will show a little bit of our office and production facilities. Feel free to ask questions! Something to drink and snack will be provided.

© SPEKTRA

 We see ourselves as "Ready for TESTelligence". But what does that mean? Learn more about SPEKTRA, its history and our current challenges in a short presentation and a company tour through the technical areas. We will be happy to illustrate the technical issues we face on a daily basis. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have about our technology, career fields, or even entry-level opportunities.

© X-Fab

- It takes unique people, to make unique microchips! -
Learn in our company not only about the clean room and the production of a microchip, but also your chance to start your career with us!  We are looking forward to meeting you!

© GE

• Presentation of GE Grid Solution - Portfolio of GE Grid GmbH and Business Unit in Dresden
• Principle and tools of Mechanical Design (Primary Engineering)
• Principle and tools of Electrical Design (Secondary Engineering)
• Project Management Principles and Tools
• Short tour through design offices

© Linde

Are you interested in the future topic of hydrogen? Then this is the right place for you! With us, you have the opportunity to get to know Linde Engineering and to get to know the tasks and experiences of our engineers. Experience our hydrogen car live and take a virtual tour of a Linde plant with the help of our VR glasses. Afterwards, you can ask your questions in the open discussion. Drinks and snacks will be provided throughout the event. We are looking forward to your visit!

© Kama

Digitization meets Heavy Metal! Sounds interesting? Let us show you how we at KAMA combine both worlds and manufacture state-of-the-art, highly automated machines for print finishing and the global packaging market here in Dresden. From in-house development, to technology, to production. With short ways from idea and concept to realization. "German Engineering" for the world market made by KAMA (80% export share), for over 125 years. You will get an insight into design, electrical engineering and programming of hardware and software as well as production.

© SYSTEMA

We are an owner-managed, medium-sized company that is represented today with around 200 employees in Germany, the USA, Malaysia, Israel, Brazil, India and Singapore. SYSTEMA develops and implements software solutions for the manufacturing industry in the semiconductor & solar, medical technology, electronics, automotive and process industries. We have ideas, we are busy, we have fun - and we have work for you ;-) Come by and learn more about SYSTEMA! Drinks and snacks will be provided, of course. We are looking forward to seeing you!

© Körber

Unleash your potential with Körber Supply Chain! 
At the heart of every solution and every success is a team of dedicated experts who are ready to support each other. That's exactly what Körber Supply Chain is.
The logistics industry offers a unique perspective on how the world works. If you've ever wondered, cup of coffee in hand, how the beans made it this far, you'll feel right at home at Körber. 
We have hundreds of the best minds in the industry working on technologies for warehousing, transportation and more. 
We'll give you an inside look at our offices as well as some of our lighthouse projects. In addition, you will have the opportunity for a direct exchange with our employees, can ask questions about everyday working life or the training - and so perhaps already get to know your future colleagues today!

© HIGHVOLT

• World market leader! Hidden champion.
• Thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands or millions of volts!
• edge technology, artificial intelligence and predictive maintenance. 
• An important cog on the road to a sustainable future.
• Employee offers from business bikes, fruit and drinks to discounts.

All of this is available in Dresden: stop by HIGHVOLT Prüftechnik.

© VEM

You want to know where the drives for regional streetcars are made, or which generators supply large luxury liners and container ships with energy? Our plant tour will give you an insight into the production of engines and generators for a wide range of industries and applications. In addition to transport technology and shipbuilding, we develop individual drive solutions for steel and rolling mills, the chemical, oil and gas industries, and the cement and mining industries, to name just a few.

The plant tour starts with a look at the 130-year history of Sachsenwerk and current developments. After a safety briefing, the tour then moves on to the various production areas and ends with a discussion of possible questions. Please note: The tour will be entirely in GERMAN.

© DNV

Welcoming the students to the office:
The visit will take place in a large conference room. We are 70 employees at the Dresden office with several teams (e.g. Integrated Energy Systems, Power Equipment, Storage, etc.). The teams focus on different tasks and customers. Posters will be displayed in the conference room. The lead of each team will be on hand to answer questions and present the work they face every day. It is a non-guided event. Each student can individually choose which presentation he/she wants to listen to and for how long. Exchange and discussion with the employees is explicitly desired, and sufficient time is planned.