French
Native
Team
Founder
A construction machinery mechanic by training, then a field technician, with stints in German-speaking Switzerland and North America, before taking up higher studies in automation electronics.
Path
4 years of apprenticeship as a construction machinery mechanic at Zmoos, hands on the machines. From the age of 18, the first service call-outs across French-speaking Switzerland.
Then five years at Liebherr in German-speaking Switzerland, as a field technician from the age of 19. Work at customer sites, on demanding machines.
A year in Canada with a John Deere agricultural machinery importer. A different brand, different methods, and farms on an entirely different scale.
The company was created in January 2026, after months spent writing down what it was meant to be: technical service first, then custom technical solutions. Studies in electrical engineering and automation continue alongside: this dual skill set, mechanical and electronic, makes it possible to tackle a crankshaft seal as readily as a CAN network or an electrical cabinet.
Languages
Native
Bilingual
Professional level
Professional level
Machine manufacturers' technical documentation is mostly in German, and importers' hotlines sit in German-speaking Switzerland. Reading a manual without translation and getting an answer the same day directly shortens a job.
Outside the workshop
The most interesting projects are the ones that do not exist yet. Hence the Deutz tractor fitted with a 16-litre V10 engine, built to see how far the idea could be taken. The same drive to see things through shows up outside work too: walking to England, or finishing the Embrunman.