Daniel Scheidecker is the CTO of Power Converters (DC) at Stadler Rail, bringing 25 years of R&D experience in electric drives. He holds both a Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering and an MBA, specializing in power electronics and propulsion systems for light rail. Colleagues describe him as highly professional, an expert, and having profound knowledge.
Originally from France, Daniel is a trilingual professional, fluent in French, German, and English, which supports his work in international environments. His career has spanned roles in France, Germany, and Switzerland, showcasing his adaptability across different European engineering cultures.
He has authored several publications focused on the innovative concept of catenary-free operation for trams, utilizing on-board energy storage systems.
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