Personal Details
- Name and Surname: Mirčo Krsteski
- Birthday: 25th February, 1982
- Place of birth: Macedonia, birthplace of Alexander the Great
- Nationality: German
- Ambassador for the European Chapter of Macedonia2025
- Former professional extreme sports athlete
- Languages: Macedonian, German, English
About me
My mission statement "Lust and love are the wings to great deeds" - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. True to the statemate, I am committed to new business developing approaches and visions. As a leader I am working with our service portfolio to inspire our customers. In my business activities, I attach great importance to customer satisfaction and customer connection.
Experience
Businessman and Industrial Engineer
- Participation in Management Consulting
- Professional experience in the automotive industry
- Product marketing at Volkswagen AG
- Module management at Audi AG
- Development of action areas for the executive level due to the demographic challenges at AutoUni for the Volkswagen Group
- Project management at Daimler AG
- Head of Department Mobility & Industrial Technology at an Engineering and IT service provider No. 1
- Business and Career Coaching
- Leading of Key Account Management for a national client at a world leader of professional IT, Engineering and Life Sciences solutions
- Manager for the sales activities and processes at a premium engineering & technology services company in the field of digitization, engineering and cognitive technology solutions
Dates / Next Lectures
Thursday • September 14, 2017
Upcoming Technical Lecture
The one-time trends Autonomous driving and e-mobility have long since come in the presence of German automotive manufacturers and require new paradigms in vehicle development. In doing so, the focus shifts from classical design tasks to holistic concepts. This change will also change the demands on the engineers who develop and manufacture the systems. A solid basic knowledge in one of the relevant disciplines is no longer enough. What is needed is interdisciplinary thinking in combination with distinctive specialist knowledge. But what specific qualifications do the ideal specialist have to bring, for example, to the current automotive industry? How has the appropriate training to look? And above all: Did the universities respond in time to the changes in the market and have adapted their curricula to current requirements? Moving Future For Engineering“ at Recruiting Day, Stuttgart