Careers
With us, you are not just an employee – you are part of our work family, where everyone matters. Thanks to the unique methods, procedures, and instruments that we develop and continuously improve, we are moving the entire field forward. Join us in shaping the future of the industry.
Why work with us?
Stable background of a family business
Over 30 years on the market = extensive clientele, excellent reputation, and financial stability.
With us, you will not just be a member of the organizational structure, but a full member of our work family. Thanks to regular company-wide meetings, you will know what is currently happening in the company, how it is doing, what awaits us, and who is working on what. Everyone here matters to us.
Nuclear Power Plants
With us, the door is open.
Do you want to get further than just the information center at nuclear power plants? With us, you will have the opportunity to get to know the environment of nuclear power plants in detail and work in the most ingenious facility for the production of electrical energy today. P.S. You don’t have to worry about radiation, it’s higher in the Jizera Mountains :-).
Unique Know-how
We will teach you something that only we know.
Would you be interested in testing control systems in nuclear power plants? Or how to determine the residual life of cables and metal pipes? Or would you like to be able to test the functionality of new customer products? Everyone can find an area with us that they enjoy and in which they can realize themselves.
High-End Technology
We have instruments that no one else has.
It is not for nothing that we are nicknamed the “band from the Jizera Mountains” for the number of measuring devices we carry with us :-). Do you want to become a “ghostbuster” and be able to measure the invisible, immeasurable for others? Or do you want to become the biggest competitor of thunderstorms and be able to simulate lightning? We can do it!
Research Department
Where others end, we begin.
Would you enjoy participating in the development of new diagnostic methods and procedures? Or participate in the development of new instruments? Do you have the courage to try to solve customer requirements that seem “unsolvable” at first glance? Join us in pushing the boundaries of physics :-).
