September 2012 - At the final exams of the Chamber of Commerce in summer 2012 Martin Kaemmerle and Johann Wohlfahrt achieved an excellent result with the overall grade "very good". For this achievement both of them were awarded the skilled worker prize of the Chamber of Commerce and Trade. The award ceremony took place on 25 September 2012 in the Schwörsaal in Ravensburg. Our award winners were accompanied by their mothers and the trainers' team Johannes Beckers and Franz Bauhofer.

 

Johann Wohlfahrt was able to conclude his training for an industrial mechanic at myonic already after 3 years due to his performance beyond average. Martin Kaemmerle made an appren-ticeship as a plant and machine operator and started a second training as an industrial mechanic in September 2012.

 

On the occasion of this ceremony the Chairman of the junior chamber international Bodensee-Oberschwaben, Mark Joachim, held a speech with the topic "to live free of stress, to live self-confidently". He asked the young people to go their own way and to live their freedom but "more freedom means taking up more responsibility" said Mark Joachim. Markus Brunnbauer, Head of the business section training in the Chamber of Commerce, empha-sized that there has never been such a high number of male and female award winners. He thanked the trainers present as well as repre-sentatives of the vocational schools for their commitment in the dual vocational training.

 

We are proud on our young trainees and wish Mr. Kaemmerle and Mr. Wohlfahrt all the best for their professional future.

September 2012 - We cordially welcome our new trainees, who started on 3 September, 2012 with their apprenticeship:

 

(back to front; left to right):

• Florian Graf (Industrial Mechanic) 
• Juergen Geissler (Professional Machine & Plant Operator)
• Adrian Dargel (Industrial Mechanic)
• Joshua Ertl (Professional Machine & Plant Operator)
• Tanja Hengge (Industrial Mechanic)
• Marina Kracklauer (Industrial Clerk)
• Jennifer Hoffmann (Professional Machine & Plant Operator)

 

Together with the 7 new teens there are currently 24 technical and commercial trainees (incl. 1 Student Bachelor of Engineering) employed at myonic.

 

We wish all newcomers a good start, a lot of fun and great success!

myonic cordially compliments him and wishes him fun and pleasure in his new task in the X-Ray Production.

September 2010 - "During the summer of 2010, we were fortunate enough to participate in an internship for myonic in Germany. We both currently major in Business Administration at Pepperdine University in California, USA, and needed a summer business internship for our curriculum. Our nine week program consisted of a rotation among various company departments, including Quality Management, Business Development, Logistics, Assembly, Process Engineering and Finance/Controlling.  We received instruction and education regarding the department purpose and functions, and were given various relevant tasks to complete.

 

In addition to the rotational aspect, we worked on a project for the duration of our time at the company. Under the supervision of Mr. Sgier (QMR), the project consisted of creating an intranet for myonic. This intranet serves as an online database to hold company information, share files and manage data. After research and development, the intranet was created and presented to the key employees.

 

Another key aspect to our internship was the week spent at myonic Rožnov, Czech Republic. We engaged in the assembly of a bearing order, and performed nearly every step of the bearing assembly process.  We appreciated the kind welcome and hospitality we received from the entire Rožnov staff.

 

Overall, our internship with myonic was excellent, and we learned much which we can apply to our studies and career plans.  We certainly enjoyed our experience at myonic, and appreciated the positive, friendly, and diligent work environment.  We would especially like to thank the employees for all of their direction and kindness, as well as the help extended to us to develop our skills in business and the German language.  It was an exceptional experience and we appreciated the extensive help and support."

September 2008 - "At the end of my studies in industrial engineering, the last remaining challenge was to write my  diploma thesis. It was important to me that it was related to practice as much as possible and that it dealt with an interdisciplinary topic with business and technical content. This is why I gladly accepted the offer from my advisor, Robert Schneider, to participate in the Aero Project at myonic. The diploma thesis titled "Supply Management for New Products" deals with the tasks and potential influences in procurement when introducing new products. After in-depth research for literature, theoretical knowledge was tailored for application in the Aero Project.

The foci were on the areas of supply strategy, supply market research, supplier analysis and selection, and achieving process reliability with new partners. The excellent employee support and pleasant work environment at the company made it possible for me to create a good paper that was highly interesting to me. I would like to thank everyone who helped me. I would especially like to mention Robert Schneider and Michael Schlindwein, who influenced my paper decisively with their great technical knowledge and dedication."

February 2007 - "My attention was drawn to myonic by a fellow student who had done a practical semester with the company as part of his studies and who recommended it to me. After a very friendly interview, a number of very interesting topics for my diploma thesis were suggested to me in the field of mechanical engineering. I opted for the topic “Development and construction of a tensioning device for processing ball bearing rings.” During the induction phase I passed through various departments in production so as to become more familiar with the processes specific to the company. Here I didn’t just learn a lot about manufacturing ball bearings but I also met many staff members. I then joined the Plant Department, as the topic of my diploma thesis was assigned to this section. I quickly settled in and felt at home because my colleagues were very friendly and helpful. I particularly like the fact that I have a great deal of freedom in approaching my topic. I am very much looking forward to spending the rest of the time here with myonic until my diploma thesis is complete."