SKAN designs and manufactures isolators and cleanroom systems for sterile drug production, with deep expertise in ventilation, sterilization, and pharmaceutical compliance. The tech stack reveals a traditional industrial automation foundation (Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Okuma) paired with enterprise cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure) and identity modernization (Azure AD/Entra), while projects show concurrent work on IT-OT security and hybrid cloud migration—typical of legacy equipment makers modernizing their production systems and customer connectivity layers.
SKAN is a Swiss public company founded in 1969 that supplies isolators, containment systems, and cleanroom equipment to biopharmaceutical manufacturers and research laboratories. The company combines mechanical design with validated software, microbiology, and regulatory expertise to serve markets with the strictest health-sector requirements—primarily in Europe, North America, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore. Revenue flows from equipment sales alongside process support, services, and consumables. The organization is engineering-focused, with active hiring in system design, hardware/software integration, and IT-OT infrastructure across Switzerland, Germany, and the United States.
SKAN manufactures isolators and cleanroom systems for aseptic filling and sterile production of biopharmaceuticals. Products include process isolators, containment equipment, and supporting decontamination and air-handling systems, plus services and consumables.
SKAN uses Siemens and Allen-Bradley for industrial control, Okuma for CNC/machine tools, SAP for ERP, AWS and Azure for cloud infrastructure, Cisco and Palo Alto Networks for networking and security, and Veeam for backup/recovery.
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