RoboJob
Jelle De Roovere becomes CEO
RoboJob, a provider in the field of CNC automation, has a new CEO: Jelle De Roovere took over the position on March 1. He succeeds co-founder Helmut De Roovere, who has managed the company together with Luc De Ceuster since its foundation in 2007.
Helmut De Roovere will continue to be actively involved in RoboJob, but in a more operational and advisory role. As the son of the co-founder, Jelle De Roovere belongs to the second generation of the company. Like his brothers Yoeri and Peter De Roovere, who both work at RoboJob, he contributes to strengthening the values on which the company is built.
Since its inception in 2013, Jelle De Roovere has held several key positions within the company, including Area Sales Manager Benelux, Founder and Managing Director of RoboJob GmbH in Germany, Founder of RoboJob Inc. in the US and Head of Sales & Business Development. He has played an important role in RoboJob's international expansion, including the establishment of its own offices in Germany and the United States, where a technology center was established this year in Indianapolis, Indiana. In recent years, he has been closely involved in the day-to-day management of the company and has helped shape its strategic direction.
The company has been developing user-friendly solutions for the automation of CNC-controlled lathes and milling machines since 2007. These robot applications increase the yield, flexibility and efficiency of CNC machines.
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