Development engineers
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We offer challenging responsibilities, state-of-the-art equipment, and the ideal conditions for your ideas—whether you’re just starting your career or already bring professional experience.
Solution-oriented thinkers and engineers will find an environment that fosters innovation. Our own testing facilities, a creative team, and flat hierarchies provide the foundation for new approaches and technical advancements.
We also cultivate an open and respectful feedback culture—one where people learn from each other and grow together.
This is how we lay the foundation for high-tech products and efficient drive technology—driven by people who share our passion for engineering.
- Gearbox Development
- Motor Development
- Electronics Development
Maurice Schleeh
Industrial Communication and Accessories
How would you describe your typical workday?
My workday is diverse and challenging because I’m involved in various development projects. Each task brings new challenges that require creative and solution-oriented approaches. No day is the same, which makes my work especially exciting.
In which area do you work?
I work in the field of industrial communication within electronic development. My task is to ensure that industrial controllers from different manufacturers can communicate seamlessly with our drive controllers.
What skills are especially important to be successful in your position?
A deep technical understanding and the ability to analyze and solve complex problems are essential for my work. Additionally, a certain level of creativity is helpful in developing innovative solutions.
Do you enjoy working in a team? What does teamwork look like for you?
Yes, I really enjoy working in a team. Regular idea exchange, mutual support in overcoming challenges, and the joint development of new solutions are key elements of our collaboration. This team spirit enables us to implement projects efficiently and successfully.
My best STOBER moment was …
The company’s 90th anniversary celebration in 2024.
Martin Vetter
Management Center Elektronik (MCE)
How would you describe your typical workday?
Our workday is very diverse, and hardly any two days are the same. There are creative phases in which we have to develop completely new solutions and designs. After that, it’s important to thoroughly test these in our in-house laboratory to ensure they meet our high-quality standards.
My daily routine is therefore a constant mix of meetings, computer-based work, and hands-on activities in the lab.
In which area do you work?
I work in the development department for our power electronics, where I’m responsible for circuit design, component dimensioning, and coordination with our suppliers.
What skills are especially important to be successful in your position?
You need to be able to quickly familiarize yourself with new topics and find the simplest possible solutions for complex problems. This requires not only solid technical and mathematical understanding but also the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Do you enjoy working in a team? What does teamwork look like for you?
Working in a team is one of the most positive aspects of my job. Our products are highly complex, and each colleague has their own area of expertise. Together, we can solve almost any problem. Most of the time, we work in small groups to analyze issues and implement solutions quickly, which also provides great feedback on our work.
My best STOBER moment was …
Enjoying the snowy slopes of the Austrian Alps together with my colleagues during the STÖBER ski trip.
Felix Zügner
Motor Development (MCGM)
How would you describe your typical workday?
The first step is always the same: turn on the computer, grab a coffee – and then the day begins. After checking emails, I focus on CAD designs. Occasionally, advice or adjustments related to assembly, quality management, and processes come up. Of course, meetings and communication with suppliers are also part of the daily routine.
In which area do you work?
I work in motor development within the engineering department.
What skills are especially important to be successful in your position?
My job requires strong technical understanding to tackle complex challenges. Problem-solving skills, clear communication, and flexibility in adapting to new requirements are key to achieving success.
Do you enjoy working in a team? What does teamwork look like for you?
Yes, teamwork is essential. Exchanging ideas about designs leads to better solutions, and interdisciplinary collaboration enables efficient system development.
My best STOBER moment was …
There’s hardly anything more satisfying than seeing a concept we’ve developed on the computer come to life in practice – that moment when everything fits perfectly keeps me motivated time and again.
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Heike Grun
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