At TRICERA, we also want to show you who is behind our projects and who is jointly responsible for their success. That is why we have started a section that invites employees to give interviews.
They talk about their very personal day-to-day work and their role within the company and their teams.
Henrike is part of the Sales & Project Design team at TRICERA. In this interview, she discusses, among other things, how she explains a battery storage system to her friends and what questions she’s asked most often during her first interactions with customers.
Konrad is part of the implementation team at TRICERA. In this interview, he discusses, among other things, how important it is to him to work in a young team and to do his part to combat the climate crisis.
As head of project development, Willy creates new projects on so-called greenfield sites. He offers a fascinating glimpse into the day-to-day life of a project developer. Along the way, you’ll learn how political decisions support this work.
Assem is a strategic buyer at TRCERA. He talks about his long journey to us, his perspective on industry trends, and how TRCERA’s culture has helped him.
David heads up the O&M division at TRICERA. In this role, he represents the final stage in the battery storage project chain and has a lot to share about lessons learned and the role of interfaces.
Maria is a software developer at TRICERA. She works with her colleagues on the software team on the part of the storage system that isn’t visible from the outside. We also talk about successful career changes.
Alexandra has been part of the administrative team at TRICERA for over two years. For just under a year now, her dog Eddi has also been helping out. The Golden Retriever came to the office as a puppy to get used to the environment.
Philipp is the Marketing & Public Relations Specialist at TRICERA. He is the person behind our social media posts, press releases, trade show appearances, and website content.
Tim is a co-founder and managing director of TRICERA energy. As always, he clearly and concisely outlines his perspective on the current energy market, the German government’s monitoring of the energy transition, and his medium-term goals for the company.