Stefan, how would you describe yourself?

  • Explorer
  • Leader
  • Sports enthusiast 
  • Environmental activist
What is special about working at Infineon?

The chance to have a high impact on the sustainability and decarbonization journey, while enjoying the benefits of working for a big company. The team spirit.

What are your main tasks?

Setting up joint research projects with internal and external partners; applying for public funding for these projects; coordinating the projects and reporting on the results.

What are the results of your work?

Cooperations between Infineon researchers and external partners from industry and academia; co-financing of Infineon research projects by accessing public funding; innovations for energy efficiency and decarbonization.

What are your job highlights?

I can individually design and implement projects for decarbonization and efficiency. Insights into Infineon’s very broad range of activities and competencies (the “big picture”); interaction with diverse people (internally and externally); highly flexible working hours, a great team, project meetings all over Europe.

What are your biggest challenges?

Large number of projects requires fast switching and high workload requires ability to prioritize.

What are you most proud of?

I initiated and realized the first publicly funded research project on heat pumps at Infineon. I planned the project based on an internal stakeholder workshop with Infineon employees from four different sites. Large customers along the value chain joined the research project.