I actually wanted to be a ‘normal’ electrician, working with installations in people’s homes. But then I interned with AP&T and thought what the company does is great. I started working the day after graduation. So my first summer, I had a real job, even with vacation, while most of my friends still only had summer jobs. It was a strange feeling.

We strive to be world-leaders in our area and if that’s going to happen, we need to be on the cutting edge of technology. Customers come to us wanting to make their processes more efficient and it’s up to us to come up with how to do it. We don’t have anything resembling a production line here, we always work with customer customizations.

Hydraulic technology is fascinating. In Sweden and the Nordics, we are pretty much alone in manufacturing hydraulic presses. The design of the machines is solid with major output and flows of several thousand liters per hour in the hydraulic system. A great advantage of working at AP&T is that you get to follow the product throughout the cycle, from the idea stage until the machine is complete