Daniel Seelke
About Daniel Seelke
Daniel Seelke serves as the Product Manager for Europe for the V-Class and Marco Polo at Daimler AG, a position he has held since 2017. He has extensive experience at Daimler, having previously worked in various roles including ramp-up manager and senior forecast manager for both smart EV and S-Class models.
Current Role at Daimler
Daniel Seelke serves as the Product Manager for Europe for the V-Class and Marco Polo at Daimler AG. He has held this position since 2017, contributing to the management and development of these vehicle models in the European market. His role involves overseeing product strategy, market analysis, and ensuring alignment with customer needs and company objectives.
Previous Experience at Daimler
Before his current position, Daniel Seelke worked at Daimler AG in various roles. He was a Ramp-Up Manager and Senior Forecast Manager for the S-Class from 2016 to 2017. Additionally, he served as Ramp-Up Manager for Smart EV and Senior Forecast Manager for future telematics for Mercedes-Benz cars for a brief period in 2017. His experience also includes working as a Demand Planner and in shortage management for Mercedes-Benz car engines and transmissions from 2014 to 2016.
Career Timeline at Daimler
Daniel Seelke's career at Daimler AG spans several years and multiple roles. He began as a Demand Planner and worked in shortage management from 2014 to 2016. He then transitioned to the S-Class as a Ramp-Up Manager and Senior Forecast Manager from 2016 to 2017. Following this, he briefly managed the ramp-up for Smart EV and telematics before taking on his current role in 2017 as Product Manager for the V-Class and Marco Polo.
Expertise in Automotive Management
Daniel Seelke has developed expertise in automotive management through his various roles at Daimler AG. His experience includes product management, demand planning, and forecasting, specifically related to luxury vehicle segments. He has a background in managing product ramp-ups and addressing market demands, which are critical for the successful launch and sustainability of automotive products.