Paul Gaus

As the Head of IT, I am responsible for overseeing all aspects of the company's technology infrastructure, including budgeting, process automation, manufacturing IT, engineering, and operations. My extensive experience in IT management has enabled me to develop and implement effective strategies for improving efficiency, reducing costs, and driving innovation.

As an IT system administrator, I ensure the optimal operation of IT systems. My main responsibilities include: installation and maintenance of hardware/software, ensuring network availability, conducting data backups, and responding to technical disturbances. IT security, including firewall and virus protection, is a central aspect of my work. Continuous training and tackling IT challenges define my daily routine. I am always available for technical inquiries.

Logic and Semantics are key areas of linguistics. Logic focuses on the formal principles of correct reasoning. It analyzes how conclusions are correctly derived from premises. Semantics, on the other hand, delves into meanings in language, from individual words to complex sentences. This includes considering contextual influences and references. Together, they provide insights into language structure and interpretation.

General linguistics scientifically studies language and its structure. It analyzes building blocks like phonemes, morphemes, words, and sentences. Various levels are considered: from sounds (phonetics, phonology) to word formation (morphology) and sentence structure (syntax) to meaning (semantics). It also explores language changes, social and cultural aspects of language use, and cognitive processes during speech.