I did my final year engineering project at Sonceboz's Boncourt site, and the application process, even for an internship, is fairly lengthy (first contact interview, assessment, then interview with an external firm, then interview with the future tutor and manager on site), which is understandable when you see that real follow-up is then put in place (intern welcome day, day for interns to get to know each other and organize outings outside work, mid-term interview, closing day...)....), some trainees were offered jobs fairly quickly (around 2 months before the end of the course). The plant is new, the production lines are modern, as are the laboratories, and all the equipment needed to work is available on day 1 (PCs, screens, office equipment, etc.). The working atmosphere is good, with various outings organized by the company (skiing in winter, barbecues in summer, etc.).

I've been with the company for 6 months now and I don't really have any negative points to raise, except perhaps a slightly complicated organizational chart.

Sonceboz is a company that continues to grow, it is still learning and is capable of questioning. Efforts have been made lately to thank the staff for their work and to bring them together (ski outing, Christmas tea for the children...). The HR function has become more professional and there is a desire to better support employees and encourage internal mobility.

As the company grows, efforts are being made but communication is still difficult. Making working conditions more flexible would make life more pleasant.