Dr. Frank Stiegler

Project Management Office of the Project House "Vehicle Motion Management" with the aim of developing a novel software solution combining drive, brake, steering and suspension

Management of the cross-divisional project Advanced Driving Module (ADM) with the aim of developing a novel system solution consisting of drive, brake and steering components and a novel SW product

Management of various system projects in the field of electrified powertrain, such as e.g. - Development of an electrified axle module as a complete solution for start-up customers - Portfolio development and marketing of electrified powertrain system solutions - Development of a fault-redundant electrified powertrain system for autonomous vehicles such as robo-taxis. - Development of a powertrain system solution including innovative powertrain features (Battery Electric Vehicle Powertrain Platform)

- Responsibility for project acquisition and project management for an engineering department with approximately 120 employees. - Disciplinary management of 12 project managers - Handling of electrification projects at the complete vehicle level for international customers from the study phase to series production

- Responsibility for the development and technical advancement of the topic of battery systems - Disciplinary management of 25 employees - Responsibility for project acquisition and group revenue

- Coordination of several series production projects for national and international customers - Software project management for high-voltage battery control systems for customer projects - Project management for the series production launch of the EBS2.J high-voltage current sensor

- Building and managing a team of 8 employees responsible for battery sensors and electrical energy management - Responsibility for project acquisition and team revenue - Handling of various study and series projects

- Software and function development for Body Eletronics Componentes - Implementation of demonstrator and series projects for southern German OEMs

Industry graduation as Dr.-Ing., topic "Powerline Communications for automotive applications"