Here I obtained my craft certificate while operating, maintaining and planning the production on metal and polymer 3D printers.

Sixt gave me the opportunity to get good at communicating with customers in all forms. I also managed a hefty amount of reservations daily, this helped me learn to keep my cool when there are a lot of moving parts and things need to happen quickly and correctly.I also learned how to use and navigate some interesting programs, and I think this can help me understand similar programs faster in the future.

I worked part-time here while finishing up the TAF/TIP line at Knarvik VGS.

Here I worked as a CNC apprentice with the intention to obtain a craft certificate.I mostly worked with dialog programming for a CNC turning machine, but later moved on to a CNC milling machine.

This is where my apprenticeship within CNC operating started.I learned how to work a CNC machine and also handle and post-process metal parts. From this job, I was left with a deep respect for the machines we work with within this field. This company was bought up, and the CNC department was dissolved. My apprenticeship therefore continued at Radøygruppen AS.