The Team at Tengilence

Marc Oliver Wagner graduated with distinction from the University of Stuttgart and the École Centrale Paris in 2003 in the fields of engineering cybernetics and engineering and manufacturing sciences, respectively.

During his studies Marc Oliver worked as a research assistant in various university labs and research institutes and as an intern for companies in various disciplines and sectors, both for small and medium sized companies as well as for international corporations.

For 16 years Marc Oliver has worked for a global automotive company. After projects in development, production and purchasing he spent most of his career in component and performance engineering as well as in the development of software functions for combustion engines for commercial vehicles. Both as an engineer and later as a manager he developed and supervised the development of the control of technical processes related to combustion engine and drivetrains. Since 2016 he focussed on the usage of machine learning algorithms for the automation of these control tasks.

In 2020 Marc Oliver founded Tengilence GmbH in order to support companies from all sectors in the usage of machine learning algorithms for their simulation and control engineering tasks.

Apart from his role as managing director, which includes finance, sales and human resources, Marc Oliver is the responsible head of engineering and production.

Stephan Netzhammer received his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and machatronics from Furtwangen University in 2012 and his master's degree in technology management from the University of Stuttgart in 2014.

During his studies Stephan worked as a tutor for various lectures and as a research assistant and intern at various research institutes and several companies ranging from medium-sized to large.

After his graduation he took the opportunity offered to him by a large automotive OEM in collaboration with the University of Stuttgart to pursue and complete his PhD thesis. The topic of his thesis was the numerical and experimental analysis of aerodynamically induced turbine blade vibrations in exhaust gas turbochargers.

For more than 7 years he has been working in the development of combustion engines for commercial vehicles. His responsibilities include the mechanical validation and release of components, efficiency improvements in component lifetime validation and the statistical prediction of the field quality.

Since September 2021 Stephan has been working for Tengilence GmbH as the head of development and production of the newly created product of automated prototyping. In addition, he acts as a challenger for the other products, i.e. he is responsible for creating algorithms that challenge the solutions found by the algorithms that automate the procedures.

Johann Martian graduated in 1987 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Schweinfurt.

After completing his studies, Johann worked for 36 years at a global automotive corporation in both advanced and series development. His primary focus was on the design and engineering of charge air systems for diesel and gasoline engines. Owing to the complexity of these systems, he has extensive experience in coordinating concurrent development activities across design, simulation, testing, quality assurance, and system integration. He is highly proficient in CAD and documentation systems such as Catia V5, Siemens NX, and Smaragd.

Since September 2024, Johann has been working as an Expert in Design Engineering at Tengilence GmbH. His main responsibility is to ensure that our automated design and analysis processes deliver results that surpass those of manual processes in every respect. At the same time, he ensures that the automation tools developed by Tengilence are designed to be user-friendly and can be efficiently utilized by design engineers.