Currently, I’ve been designing a military power supply board for a naval military application. This means, mostly my days get spent designing the circuits and layouts of the board itself. But during this designing process, I frequently find myself simulating and checking the test results that my fellow co-workers have done for me.

In KOLT, I can safe to say that you’re not by yourself in any step. There is always someone that looks over your shoulder and ready for help. This company culture is very helpful when you are lost and need someone to solve it out.

I also need to mention that yes, my day includes a lot of coffee and design aspects but yet testing environmental specifications for each individual product (in most cases remote locations) is a big part of what I do here. Documentation to the manufacturing process, designing to testing; my job covers it all.

I would say adjusting the customer requirements.

The nature of our company puts me in a direct relationship with respected but demanding military companies in the field. This means, even if your standard product range is available for them, they can ask and change all the little design elements in the product.

This adjusting process needs a lot of learning and self-development while you proceed with your design and stay in the project schedule. This can be challenging sometimes but I look at it as an opportunity to grow.

Oh plenty of things. But I would say, job satisfaction and self-growth. When I go to work every day I know that whatever I do is going to be a part of a military aircraft or naval ship or maybe even on a rocket missile!

As an engineer I feel satisfied with the responsibility and the natural self-development process when you get into more and more projects. Without trying you get better as an engineer every day.