esmo @ IKORO Rosenheim

esmo AG was once again present at this year's IKORO Industry and Career Fair at TH Rosenheim. The fair offers students and graduates the opportunity to learn about career opportunities, thesis projects, and internships at esmo AG every April.

The IKORO Career Fair is a prestigious event at the Technical University of Rosenheim, attracting numerous students and companies from various industries each year. The fair provides an opportunity for interested individuals to engage in personal conversations with companies, establish contacts, and gain valuable insights into the industrial work environment.

The IKORO Career Fair is a prestigious event at the Technical University of Rosenheim and attracts numerous students and companies from various industries each year. The fair provides an opportunity for interested individuals to engage in personal conversations with companies, establish contacts, and gain valuable insights into the industrial work environment.

As one of the leading players in the fields of custom machine construction, automation, and development of special solutions for the semiconductor industry, esmo AG is always looking for talented students and graduates who can contribute their expertise to the company. At booth R06 in building R at IKORO, esmo AG presented innovative projects and informed interested visitors about entry opportunities.

"The IKORO provides us with an excellent platform to connect with young talents and showcase the diverse career opportunities at esmo AG. We eagerly anticipate meeting students and graduates at booth R06 and sharing our passion for our industry and projects," says esmo.

"For us, IKORO is a great platform to get in touch with young talent and show them the diverse career opportunities at esmo AG. It is always an engaging experience for us to have direct interactions with students and graduates, where we can convey our passion for our industry and projects to them," said Doris Beyer (Specialist HR), who represented esmo AG at IKORO together with Patrick Komorek, Christopher Gans (both esmo semicon), and Toni Hu, who is currently employed as a working student in the automation team.

If you didn't have the opportunity to stop by IKORO, you can find all open positions at esmo AG here: esmo-group.com/en/career/