Dr. Timo Lindemann

• Spearhead cross-functional and cross-product teams focused on inertial sensor integration for airbag and braking systems. • Serve as Bosch-wide contact for inertial sensor ECU integration, ensuring seamless collaboration and alignment. • Lead a team of 18 system architects and electrical engineers in an international, multidisciplinary context. • Oversee strategic planning to optimize worldwide team utilization and leverage cross-product synergies. • Manage critical situations (8D and Task-Force).

• Directed a team of 14 engineers, enhancing productivity through strategic management and global interface collaboration. • Planned and executed resource allocation to deliver projects on time and within budget. • Acted as a key account manager for internal sensor development and manufacturing. • Successfully completed the Bosch Leadership Programs.

• Managed pre-development sensor projects for automotive and consumer applications. • Identified strategic growth opportunities and aligned development activities to market needs. • Led international teams, ensuring adherence to budgets and timelines. • Organized and presented project strategies and outcomes in high-profile meetings & workshops.

• Conducted system simulation of sensors, driving technical advancements. • Led subprojects within inertial sensor initiatives, including public-funded projects. • Coordinated innovation management workshops and activities. • Graduated from the Bosch Leadership Program.

• Dissertation in the Theoretical Background of the Droplet Ejection in the Femto-, Pico-, & Nanoliter Range. • Coordinated a European public-funded research project, collaborating with international partners.

Dissertation: “Droplet Generation from the Microliter to the Femtoliter Range” (Grade: 1.0).

Diploma Thesis: “Temperature Distribution in Micro Hotplates” (Grade: 1.5).