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When I founded this company in 2011, I didn't want to be stuck with one construction method. Today, too, we make it a point of honor to analyze every construction assignment very critically. To then — depending on time, price, comfort and sustainability — determine the most suitable building system. That's what makes our work super exciting.

For invoices, you have to come to me! I make sure everyone gets paid on time and process everything in a correct accounting way. With Symobo's growth, I also took on the role of HR manager. With my experience, I am also up to date with site administration and regulations.

I help our customers find their way around the building systems that are of interest to them. I guide them from idea to quote. Thinking along with a customer and finding the most suitable construction method to give concrete shape to his or her project is always a great experience

While my colleagues are busy building in the physical world, I'm expanding Symobo into the digital landscape. I make sure that Symobo can be found online and stays top of mind with our customers.

I support our executive colleagues with the administrative tasks specific to each construction project. Where necessary, I support Sales with the preparation and preparation of the quotes. Communication and teamwork are our key words to keep every project on track

As project manager, it's my job to make sure everything goes according to (the) plan, literally and figuratively. During Symobo's construction projects, I act as a link between the customer, the architect and study offices on the one hand and our executive team on the other.

The construction site is my habitat. Every day, I manage our subcontractors and ensure that everything runs according to the wishes of our customers. As Symobo's “handy-man”, modular construction no longer holds any secrets for me.

I am the connecting role between sales and production. If anyone needs to know about the state of a project, whether you're a colleague, supplier or customer, you should come to me.