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A valued member of the support team at ITL celebrates a decade with the cash handling and biometrics solutions provider this month. Steve Geske, based at ITL’s German office in Pinneberg, is a key part of the technical team who has progressed his way through the company up to a lead support level.
Commenting on his impressive milestone Steve said, “These past 10 years working for ITL have been very rewarding for me, seeing the company go from strength to strength. I started as a repair technician in 2012, then quickly moved into the support department as a Customer Support Technician two years later. I established my engineering skills across ITL’s expanding product range and took on further responsibility becoming a Customer Support Engineer in 2017 and in January 2020 was promoted to my current role as Lead Customer Support Engineer with management responsibility.”
James Beswick, Support Manager (RKB) said, “Steve is a valued member of ITL and a driving force behind our successful support team, especially our expansion into the retail sector. He has excellent product and technical knowledge, gives first-class customer service to our clients, works well with our partners and is highly valued by all our local support teams at our international office locations.”
Concluding Steve said, “The most enjoyable part of my job is assisting our loyal customers, meeting them at exhibitions, through customer visits or during organised customer training sessions. Knowing our customers is so important to me and the organisation to maintain our reputation as a trustworthy, reliable partner. My role is far from repetitive, and I enjoy the daily challenges. I would like to thank all people who have helped me grow within the company, I really appreciate the opportunities and support given. With innovation at our core, I look forward to the next 10 years of exciting product development and personal progression within ITL.”