Miriam Rautenberg

Development of new function concepts for next generation vehicle systems Design, modelling, and realization of innovative propulsion concepts from initial idea to implementation Evaluation and conceptualization of new full vehicle architectures with a focus on drivetrain integration

Function development from requirement analysis to release of engine control unit functions End-to-end problem-solving, from issue identification across corporate committees to coordination with authorities, ensuring resolution and accountability. Controlling responsibilities including supplier commissioning and budget planning Strategic planning for team direction and long term capability Supplier management, including negotiation and operational steering.

Team lead for the Ingolstadt branch with full responsibility for customer relations with AUDI. Oversaw budget planning, ensured continued project acquisition, and managed the local team including hiring, team development, and performance management.

Vollautomatisiertes Fahren in der Stadt am Beispiel Kreuzungen - Nutzen einer Birdview-Kamera

Development of a production concept for aluminum space‑frame bodies – process‑chain requirements and their impact on the body structure, illustrated by the example of Rolls‑Royce.

Project I: Smartphones as sensors for dynamics control Project II: Analysis of the benefits of the RFID-Technology to control carbon fibre laps

Elective courses: echnical components of automobiles, manufacturing, production, logistics and economics Overall average grade: 2.1 (One of the best 15% of the graduate class)