Do you want to know what is going on behind the doors of Océ? What does the average working day of a researcher look like? Do you know what a chemical engineer does at Océ? Or how our production or logistics are organized?
Sign up for ‘Océ for a day’! You will join a Océ employee during his or her working day and can experience the challenges of our employees.

During this day you will:

• Be introduced into a running research project
• Have a close look into a particular problem
• Get the opportunity to talk to different people
• Get information about career possibilities within the organization
• Hopefully ask many questions

Sign up
Are you a Technical Bachelor, Master or PhD student or graduate? Then sign up!

Motivation of participants

PhD looking for a job
“I think that such a visit will give me a better idea of Océ. Reading a company’s website can provide you with a lot of information, but it doesn’t really tell you everything. I think that a visit can give me information which is difficult to obtain by other means, e.g. the working atmosphere. The most important thing I would like to find out is how Océ is organized and what kinds of positions are available for Mechanical Engineers.”

Master looking for an internship
“I know that Océ is a big employer for Chemical Engineers, but I never had the opportunity to experience how it is to work for Océ during an excursion or open day. As a future Chemical Engineer I’m currently actively searching for an internship. Océ could be an interesting company for me. During my study I worked on cationic ring-opening polymerization, but via group seminars I have been introduced in inkjet printing and it really seems an interesting business to me. I am not sure yet if I would like to work in a R&D environment or in a manufacturing environment. ‘Océ for a day’ might clarify these things for me.”

Bachelor looking for a job
“Currently I am orientating myself on the labor market and I think the visit to Océ is a perfect opportunity to learn more about the organization and its vision. It is also a good opportunity to see what I can mean for Océ and what Océ can mean for me.”