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The cyber-Wear team continues to grow
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The two apprentices Lukas Ränk and Abdulfetah Aman took their first step into working life on 2 September. At cyber-Wear they will carry out their apprenticeship as warehouse logistics and warehousing specialists. The main tasks of warehouse logistics specialists are taking delivery of and inspecting goods and storing them correctly. In addition, they compile delivery and routing plans, and then load and dispatch goods. In the large new warehouse in Mannheim they will first get to know the incoming goods department, the pick-and-pack area and the distribution of products by individual customer.
In September Onur Gürkan also started as a skilled warehousing specialist. For him, too, the first step is to get to know the various areas and the warehouse processes.
With the move to the new headquarters the design team was brought together in Mannheim. As part of this process the team will now be reinforced by Christian Mente, who will be responsible for a wide range of graphic work from 2 September onwards. He will be able to contribute his in-depth knowledge of photography and his wealth of experience, much of which he gained while previously employed at an advertising agency.
cyber-Wear is also reinforcing its team in the key account management field. In his role as Account Manager, Mikko Pfisterer will intensify the partnership between cyber-Wear and Deutsche Bahn AG. He can look back on more than 15 years of experience in purchasing and sales. During this time he worked as a sales representative, sales manager and managing director. Most recently he was for 4 years the owner of a family café in Heidelberg, which he managed with loving care.