Karl-Heinz Grünsteidl

• Mechanical engineering team leader, responsible of the engineering team for Business Unit Light Rail and Metro at Knorr-Bremse, Division of IFE.• Responsibility of the team member capacity plan update and resource planning • Responsible for design engineering activities of the design engineering team, related to complete entrance-systems • Validation of internal and external customer complaints regarding design engineering issues.

• Mechanical engineering team leader, responsible of the door leaf design engineering team at Knorr-Bremse, Division of IFE. • Team leading of 7 team members working at several locations at IFE. • Responsible for design engineering activities regarding Door leaf design

• Employed in the Product Management Contract Tender Office. • Responsible for preparing technical proposals and contract offers for the Rolling Stock Automatic Door Systems Division. • All design work prepared using Pro-E CAD Software and 2D ELITE CAD.

• Designed Composite Components and assemblies of B787 Translating Sleeve• Responsible for Design engineering of Composite Components and assemblies of A380 Flap Track Fairing • Coordinated the efforts of the Design Team.• Acted as an interface between the design office and the factory in order to streamline production.• Responsible for being the point of contact between the design office and the Airbus customer.

• Engineered and designed gauges for the automotive industry. • Design work was done by using CATIA V4 CAD Software.

• Responsible for the technical representation of the Department Manager. • Designed and engineered injected mould dies for telecom applications. • Designed and engineered follow-on composite dies for electronic equipment. • Design work was done by using UNIGRAPHICS and SOLID EDGE CAD Software. • Programmed the CHARMILLES CNC Electric Discharge Machine by using ANVIL Software Application and the 3Axis Milling Machine by WORK NC Software.

• Worked as engine fitter and toolmaker, manufactured progressive dies and punching tools, was responsible for the detail design of those dies and programmed the CNC Electric Discharge Machine (AGIE).