Stefanie is an experienced strategist and with her intuition for the trends of Additive Manufacturing responsible for the direction and organization of the network. As a born networker and economist with many years of management experience in the mobility industry, Stefanie represents Mobility / Medical goes Additive with passion and enjoys giving keynotes on her pet topic.
As a convinced promoter of heterogeneous and thus more successful teams, she created the annual conference “Women in Additive Manufacturing”.

Sandra Neuwirth studied industrial engineering and mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Berlin and started her professional career at Daimler AG directly afterwards. Since 2010, she has been Head of Purchasing and Change Management for the Berlin plant of Mercedes Benz AG. As a sideline, Ms. Neuwirth is also a member of the executive board of the VDI Bezirksverein Berlin Brandenburg e.V. and lectures for the IHK Berlin.

Arvid Eirich has been with the Deutsche Bahn since 2013 and has been involved in the conception of various programs and innovation projects such as the DB Institute of Technology or the Startup Safari in the technology division. He was a part of the 3D printing project at the DB since its founding in 2015 and has recently taken over as Head of AM within this project. As an industrial engineer with an affinity for digitization, Arvid Eirich is interested in all topics related to digitalization, Big Data and Industry 4.0, both professionally and privately.

Helge is an expert in applied 3D printing and ecological sustainability in AM, especially in the field of recycled materials and bioplastics. As a transportation engineer he is a engineering generalist in the field of mobility and vehicle technology. At DB Systemtechnik and in the Competence Unit 3D-Printing, he is responsible for technology and materials scouting as well as for the identification and implementation of AM use cases.

With 13 years of experience in pharmaceutical industries focused on packaging, lean management and new technologies I am leading the “Global 3D-Printing Program” across ~30 manufacturing sites in one of the 10 biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world. For him 3D-Printing is the most radical invention since the invention of the internet and he is proud to be part of that.

Simon Schlagintweit has been working in TÜV SÜD’s AM team since 2018. His tasks include auditing companies according to the technical state of the art (e.g. DIN SPEC 17071 or ISO/ASTM 52920 (available from 2021)) and developing AM-specific services for the medical sector. Prior to TÜV SÜD, he received his master’s degree from RWTH Aachen University in materials science. He gained experience in AM in scientific work (Fraunhofer ILT and iwb) and at the Fraunhofer IGCV (research assistant).

Cora holds a PhD in natural sciences and has extensive experience in project management and coordination of research projects with a focus on 3D printing in medicine. With her outgoing nature, she steers our medical working groups and is responsible for the development and representation of the MGA Medical division.

Linus has been with MGA right from the start and has helped shape the network with his ideas. The mechanical engineer is our main person in charge of the development and further expansion of the WeBoostAM platform. But with his expertise he is not only responsible for making outcomes visible, he also brings his passion for additive manufacturing to the content-related activities of the working groups and is the first point of contact for our members.

Dr Maximilian Kunkel has been working as a research project manager for Additive Manufacturing technologies at Siemens Mobility GmbH in Germany since 2014, with the objective of establishing additive manufacturing processes as a manufacturing solution both for the spare parts sector and for series use in the rail sector, while meeting sector-specific requirements. In addition to numerous research and development projects, Mr. Kunkel heads the “Approval” working group of the “Mobility goes Additive” association and actively shapes the standardization of additive manufacturing processes both on a national and international level (VDI, DVS, DIN, ISO).

Jens Woelki has been working for over 5 years for Berlin Partner – the business development agency in the German capital region. During this period, he gained a great experience in funding opportunities and supported many consortia in e.g. finding suitable international partners. Not a few successful projects were related to the fascinating field of AM.