The people behind AT&S

In 2021, IT is everywhere. From ordering toilet paper or pencils, to entering a building - whatever you do, information technology is part of our everyday. To anyone who switched to home office this past year, the sheer amount of it probably became apparent. But have you ever thought about the people who are behind this sheer amount of technology we use?

AT&S Cluster Engineer Jeffrey Reyes thinks outside the box, even when climbing the career ladder horizontally.

The first AT&S patent was filed on November 7th, 1989. By whom? Hannes Stahr, of course -our potent patentee and star in R&D. Read more here!

Rozalia Beica is a well-known expert in the semiconductor and Advanced Packaging community - what you might call a Semiconductor Superstar.

"I am the kind of person who always wants more," says Anke Steinberger about her personal success story at AT&S. Read more here!

Ulrike Klein loves great challenges. She burns for inspiring others and once she has set her mind to something, she will achieve it. No matter whether or not others think that is possible.

Christopher Hermann, BU AIM Manager at AT&S, looks back on a fast carreer at our company - learn more in this blog article!

Marco Gavagnin is thoroughly scientist. He studied chemistry and shapes AT&S as a technology forecast expert: "My job is a dream job!"

Qi Tao is a R&D engineer at AT&S and responsible for the simulation of printed circuit boards behaviour. The engine of his career is lifelong learning.