Sponsored feature: Cross technological borders with Océ

Based in the high tech corridor of the Netherlands in Venlo, Océ is eyeing Champions’ League-style domination of the global printing sector.

Already, it offers one of the industry’s broadest range of printing technologies, products and services, backed by best-in-class service and support organizations. Moving forward, Océ is aiming for growth in graphic arts markets, business services industries and industrial printing markets including:

Like all tech companies at the top, Océ needs engineers – domain architects – to expand on this portfolio, including the development of new products and technologies aimed at digitizing commercial print and targeting the burgeoning 3D printing market.

A print system architect has the challenge of working within projects with various product development teams, and could be an engineer with a mechanical, electrical, or software applications background.  Out of the box thinking is required to creating business value from cross-discipline technology concepts.

“We like our multi-disciplinary domain architects to work with all corners of the company and with engineers of all relevant technical disciplines – and we don’t expect people to remain fixed in their original engineering teams,” explains Paul Hilkens, Océ vice president of R&D.