Meet Marta Dobrowolska, Operator
“My job is magic. I create magic that I hope could give people a second life."
So, how did Marta Dobrowolska from Poznan, Poland, end up working at a MedTech company in Eindhoven? “Daniel found me,” says Marta. The story of how she got to Salvia is pretty typical… except for one detail.
COO Daniel Schobben called Marta on the recommendation of another Salvia team member. “He called me and asked if I want to join Salvia. But do you know the funny story? I told him no!”
The opening date for the job wasn’t clear, so she told Daniel to “stay in touch.” No, seriously.
He did stay in touch, and now this ebullient native of Poland is part of Salvia’s famous all-female cleanroom crew. “I'm in the heart of the company in the clean room,” making Salvia implants, designed for people with migraine, Marta says. “So I do everything: all processes, testing, cleaning, etc. … all from the beginning to the end.”
Marta has lived in the Netherlands for 10 years, working as a logistics manager and volunteering, helping people with disabilities. “So, I saw a lot of pain and at the time, it had a really huge impact on me that someday I wanted to help people, to make them happy,” she says. Ten months later, her life has totally changed. “Life is like a roller coaster. I love change.”
In her off-time, Marta loves cooking and traveling with her boyfriend. And don’t get her started about Italy. “All my heart is in Italy, really. I love evertything Italian. I love their culture, tradition, architecture and, of course, food. So yeah, I think that in my earlier life, I was living in Italy.”
She loves Rome and especially Fiumicino, where there are a lot of fishermen, so it is one of best places in Italy to eat fresh fish and seafood. And then there’s the cheese and much more. Which she takes back with her to Eindhoven: “I’m always begging, ‘My God, don’t let them open my luggage!’ ”
With her energy and enthusiasm, you get the idea that Marta is living her best life at Salvia, and she says as much. With her embrace of change and a love of learning, “I see infinite potential for myself.”
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