Agricultural machinery mechanic
Four years of apprenticeship with Heiner Reichen, working directly on agricultural machinery. This is where the technical grounding and the feel for workshop work were built.
Team
Administration · Project coordination
An agricultural machinery mechanic by training, with a technical vocational baccalaureate, then an agronomist. A path that links the technical, the practical and the organisational.
Today
The company's administration and the coordination of projects: following up files, organising jobs, and liaising with customers and suppliers.
In practice that means someone is there to answer and to carry a file forward while the technician is under a machine. A quote does not sit unanswered for three weeks, and a request does not get lost.
Her apprenticeship as a mechanic and her experience running a machine fleet change the nature of those exchanges: she understands what a customer is describing on the phone, and what a workshop needs.
Path
Four years of apprenticeship with Heiner Reichen, working directly on agricultural machinery. This is where the technical grounding and the feel for workshop work were built.
Technical vocational baccalaureate at CEFF, adding theoretical foundations to the hands-on training.
Running and organising the machine fleet of Cirque Chnopf. Planning, maintenance and equipment tracking in a touring operation where nothing can wait.
Several seasons on farms in Switzerland and abroad: arable farming, fruit growing, market gardening, olive growing, nursery work, floriculture, herb growing and beekeeping.
Agricultural engineering degree at HEPIA, including a language exchange at HMU in Crete in 2023.
Head of the green spaces division at Garage des Rocs: organising teams, planning work and coordinating sites.
Administration and project coordination at Fässler Ltd. A path that is both technical and organisational, linking the workshop, the field and the office.
Languages
Native
Bilingual
Professional
Professional
Quotes, parts orders, coordination with suppliers: much of the admin around machinery happens in German. German-speaking customers are handled in their own language, from the first call to the final report.