Back then, in the seventh semester, we had a six-month internship in an industrial company. I was in Erfurt at the time, at what was then the Zetkin repair shop, where I did engineering work. And then they offered me a job and ultimately I ended up there. So after graduation, there was no reason for me to think about anything else or to apply somewhere else. That fit well with my circumstances with the family and then I went back to Erfurt and got the job there in 1989. After that, yes, the Wende came and in the fall of '89 the big turnaround started. I was lucky enough to be able to stay with the company. The company was taken over by Siemens in 1990, and I stayed in Erfurt until 2005. Siemens had a factory there for power generation. Then I was head of design for turbo generators. In 2005, I went to Mühlheim an der Ruhr for one and a half years, which is Siemens' main plant for power plant technology, and then I was in Shanghai and Wuhan from 2006 to 2009. One year in Wuhan, two years in Shanghai, but at that time Corona was still far away. And former colleagues of mine from Erfurt, they were then in Switzerland, at ALSTOM AG and offered me a job and then I changed from China to Switzerland in 2009. I then also changed employers and joined ALSTOM. I then worked in project management for generator technology and in 2016 we were taken over by Elektra and now I'm with General Electric.