Alexandra, 23 – Receiving/shipping clerk in Saint Martin Belle Roche plant
After my end-of-high school diploma in laboratory technology, I opted for the Food Industry. I thus enrolled in an HND of Food Science and Technology (French BTS). However, after a 3-month internship, I started feeling I really lacked experience and knowledge of the professional world. In order to gradually integrate that world, I decided to pursue my education towards a B.S. in Food Industry Production Management, as an apprentice in EUROSERUM.
Bettina, 33 – Manager of Planning, Process and Performance – Headquarters
When I started working for EUROSERUM in August 2014, the HR Director and my own director gave me my “onboarding passport” and their first words were: “Welcome to EUROSERUM, you are embarking on an onboarding program throughout our plants for a 3-month duration!”. I must admit I felt a bit disconcerted to learn I was not going to start my real job straight away; however, I eventually realized it might be a good opportunity to learn how things work in the field, meaning getting more familiar with the organization, the processes, the constraints and last but not least the people…
Sergei, 39 – Commodity Trade and Russia Sales Manager – Headquarters
When I started working for EUROSERUM in 2006, I was in charge of the Eastern Europe area for 3 years ; then my career went through several changes and currently I am Commodity Sales Manager. I am responsible for the biggest traders and part of the former Soviet Union area, which means dealing with over a hundred customers all over the world !
Antonin, 28 – Technology and Process engineer – Headquarters
My career took off in the SODIAAL Group after I did an apprenticeship as a Food Industry Production engineer in Entremont.
Julie, 32 – Supervisor in Port-sur-Saône plant
I started working for EUROSERUM in 2003 through a block-release Food Industry HND programme (French BTS en alternance) in the reception department of Saint Martin Belle Roche plant. When I got my BTS, I was recruited in the department and later was given a double-responsibility post : Evaporator conductor (supervising both workshop and facilities) and receiving/shipping clerk.