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Four new employees have recently joined the Wellen+Nöthen team at its Cologne location, the company explains. From now on, Andreas Lautenschläger, Patrick Wambersky, Philipp Spohr and Thomas Pister will strengthen the systems integrator in sales, service and system integration. The company also announces that it will hire twelve more new employees at its locations in Cologne and Berlin. In his new position as service technician, Andreas Lautenschläger will be responsible in particular for project support and IT service, it continues. The 33-year-old has broad specialist expertise that will make a decisive contribution to providing Wellen+Nöthen customers with professional service and advice. In his previous position, the trained video engineer worked as a project supervisor for studio equipment at Video Company, Wellen+Nöthen explains. Among other things, he was involved in setting up the playout systems for XXHome in Potsdam and Channel 21 in Hanover. As a certified Avid ACSR, he also has in-depth specialist knowledge in the technical administration of Avid systems. According to the systems integrator, Patrick Wambersky will support the company’s sales team in future. His area of responsibility will be production equipment. In particular, he will be responsible for the sale of shoulder camcorders and camera systems. Looking after existing and new customers will also form part of his duties in future. In his previous positions, the 37-year-old worked, among other things, as deputy department manager for sales and promotion at Sony Germany, it continues. He most recently acquired his extensive knowledge of production equipment as a sales employee in the compact and shoulder camcorder division at BPM Broadcast & Professional Media GmbH, the company explains. Philipp Spohr will enhance Wellen+Nöthen’s System Integration division as a planning engineer in future, it continues. His duties will now include support in designing media-technology solutions as well as project management and project implementation. He will also be responsible for personnel coordination in systems construction and the preparation of project documentation. The 26-year-old is joining from Bayerischer Rundfunk, where he worked as a diploma candidate from Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences. The graduate engineer in media technology also completed the “Technical Sales for Engineers” course and holds an AdA certificate, which authorises him to pass on his specialist knowledge to trainees. Bachelor of Engineering Thomas Pister (30) will in future work as a planning engineer for the System Integration department, overseeing the design of media-technology solutions in the media, TV and radio fields as well as the coordination of systems-construction projects in Germany and abroad. Detailed planning for studio facilities, IT production environments and outside-broadcast vehicles will also form part of his responsibilities. The coordination of planning services such as product configuration or training will also soon fall within his remit. The systems integrator is also starting an application phase for twelve further new employees at its Cologne and Berlin locations. “Our ongoing investments in tape-free HD technology and new partnerships, as well as the expansion of our portfolio, are currently also reflected in our order books,” Url further explains. “In order to continue meeting the sharply increased demand for our system solutions with the customary professionalism, we are looking for additional employees for our System Integration division. We also want to further strengthen our service team in order to offer all our customers – from camera operators to TV broadcasters – the best possible support for them.”Further links:
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