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Carsoe is a fast-growing business and we know that our employees are our most valuable assets in achieving our common goals on the journey.

We value each member of our team and have a profound respect for each area of expertise. We are always very careful to find the best possible candidate for any job at any level.

We value our employees for their skills, backgrounds and personality they bring to the table. Our goal is to maintain a workplace we are proud to be a part of.

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The people of Carsoe

Welder

Palle Pedersen

“The elaborate designs for the onboard fish processing plants challenge me in a good way, and it allows me to pour all my professional pride and competences into delivering high quality products.

What I like about working at Carsoe is that there is a high level of trust and mutual respect. Even though our workday is busy, we always make time to help each other.”

Electrical Project Manager

Kim Højen Marcussen

“Our Automation department is unique to this industry as we design, program, and build everything in-house.“

“I really like working at Carsoe because there is a highly professional and yet down-to-earth working environment. Everyone has a say and good ideas are more than welcome. This suits me very well as I enjoy challenging the status quo.“

Technical Designer Trainee

Maja Zimmermann

During her training, Maja gets to work with many different areas of the business to build her overall understanding of the processs.

“I enjoy the practical part of the training. It is exciting to get hands-on-experience. I feel better equipped to create the technical designs, when I have a better knowledge of production process.”

Facility Manager

Lars Thyregod

Besides overseeing the maintenance and service of production equipment, one of his key responsibilities is to ensure a safe working environment.

“Safety is a priority at Carsoe, and we use a lot of time and resources on it. It makes me happy to keep my colleagues safe and I enjoy guiding them on safety matters in their every-day routines”