Stephan has found his dream job at Porsche. As head of the interior systems department, he and his team are responsible for the instrument clusters, the operating elements, the soundlines and the interior lighting of our vehicles.

Grown up in Mexico and now a Junior Software Engineer at Porsche, Melissa is responsible for the software in the driver's axle. In doing so, she works on the entire software development process and deals with instrument clusters, driving assistance systems and the AR Creator on a daily basis.

From development, production, logistics, quality, procurement or after-sales - as a team leader, Marta is the coordinator of an overarching team that is responsible for being able to use the required components and control units in the Infotainment & Connect area in series production in good time.

Nina leads the Battery Mechanics department at Porsche. She and her team turn the cell into the cell module, so to speak. They start developing the batteries as soon as they come out of pre-development, with the aim of making them suitable for series production. This requires a lot of design work in CAD, laboratory work and the construction of test vehicles in workshops.

As a function developer for high-voltage battery software, Tobi plays a central role in the interface between vehicle projects and the development of our high-voltage batteries. In mobile phones, there are battery functions such as the energy saving mode or the display of the charging status. We have something similar in our electric vehicles, only slightly larger and more complex. Tobi takes care of these software functions.

As team lead of the Vehicle Dynamics Electronics team at Porsche, Judith and her team develop the control units for all steering and driving dynamics systems in our vehicles. With the driving dynamics, they work directly on the heart of the brand - sportiness.

Vivien is a project manager in development for strategy and organizational development. What is fascinating about this is the balancing act between strategy and the diverse topics such as battery development or backend integration in the vehicle.

As a team leader in the development area for outdoor lighting, Frank is responsible for the headlights, rear lights and small lights of our vehicles.

As Chief Electrical Safety Specialist Motorsport, our colleague Martin is responsible for electrical safety in Porsche Motorsport - from LmdH to Formula E.

Pit is a specialist in data science and Kl at Porsche. He is primarily concerned with the topics of data-driven development and artificial intelligence.

Simone is a test bench engineer at Porsche. On the test bench, it simulates the driving behavior of vehicles and carries out various measurements to optimize the test specimens.

With more than 3,000 members in our //DigitalFamily, we work as a cross-functional and customer-oriented team together with our partners MHP and Porsche Digital. Here we redefine modern luxury, in all dimensions. In this way, we create the best experience for our customers - both in the real and virtual world.

Nha Phuong is a software developer at Porsche. In the backend, she acts as an interface between the My Porsche app and the vehicles, deals with programming and tries to combine different models and operating systems in the app.

Philipp is Product Owner of the Cloud Foundation at Porsche. Together with his team, he sets the conditions for our colleagues to migrate their existing applications from the data center in Zuffenhausen to the cloud or to implement new applications directly in the cloud.

1,400 visitors, 18 market stalls and live demos - the //DigitalFamily Day offers visitors comprehensive insights into the current progress of digital product developments at Porsche.

The fascination of Porsche is constantly being reprogrammed: in big data, in the topic of connected cars, machine learning, with neural networks, in autonomous driving... It's about bringing the Porsche experience into the digital future.

Yannick is the project manager for early stage topics in the field of Connect & Infotainment. He deals with a large amount of data every day. These are a fundamental part of our digitalization strategy, whether in the digital ecosystem of our vehicles or in the most diverse areas of our company.

Sridhar is just one example of a new generation of IT experts who are helping to shape the future direction of the Porsche brand, for example in the field of big data.

Elaheh is a development engineer in the field of vehicle safety at Porsche. In doing so, she takes care of designing our vehicles in such a way that our customers and occupants receive the best possible protection in the event of an accident. In addition to hardware tests such as crash tests, simulation tests are also part of her everyday work.

Teuta is a specialist in the field of electrical safety qualification at Porsche. Together with their team, they bundle the knowledge of electrical safety in the company and represent the competence center.

At our headquarters in Zuffenhausen, the plant fire brigade takes care of our most important asset: the safety of our Porsche family. To achieve this, more than 50 top-trained firefighters put their heart and soul into their work.

Martina is part of our information security team. Its mission is to be the manufacturer of secure mobility services for our customers and a reliable partner for digital security for our colleagues. Together, they are tackling cyber crime and creating the basis for being able to ride in the top group in the digital age.

Maximilian, Franziska and Maren take you behind the scenes of Porsche production. During their internship, they gain first-hand insights into the company's core processes and are directly involved in the creation of our vehicles.

As a production planner for the body at Porsche, Jessica accompanies the entire product development process - from the idea of building a vehicle to the market launch. The production planning process begins with digital planning, continues with on-site construction and the production of the first pre-series bodies, and ends with the optimization of the systems for series production.

Timea works in the boxer engine assembly and is assembling cylinder heads for our vehicles. She is always on the move and expresses her passion for technical tasks.

Nora is a master craftswoman in the final production of sports cars and currently leads a team of almost 30 employees. With this, she is responsible for various assembly scopes in the underbody area.

The snapping of the door locks or the sound of the boxer engine: that's his world. In his day-to-day work, David mainly deals with error analysis with a focus on acoustics and ensures that a Porsche also sounds like Porsche.

A thirst for knowledge and pure enthusiasm, that's what distinguishes Ebru. She continues to educate herself professionally and personally, and after completing her training as an industrial clerk at Porsche, she completed a further training as an industrial specialist and then finished a degree in addition to her full-time job.

Daniel supports our global retail organization in the operational implementation of the dealer development program. To this end, he looks after colleagues in ten different markets - from Australia to America. The goal: to professionalise the international Porsche dealer network in the long term.

From the Christophorus restaurant in the Porsche Museum, his path led him to the VIP and Special Sales department. Today, Bastian creates individual vehicles for exclusive customers.

As project manager and product manager, Tobias is responsible for the Porsche Charging Service. This enables our Taycan customers to charge as easily as possible via app at public charging infrastructure.