Robin Middelanis
About Robin Middelanis
Robin Middelanis is a Development Engineer at Daimler AG, where he has worked since 2015. He has previous experience as an intern in various roles at Daimler AG and Mercedes-Benz USA, and he holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Cooperative State University Mannheim.
Work at Daimler
Robin Middelanis has been employed at Daimler AG as a Development Engineer since 2015. Over the course of nine years, he has contributed to various engineering projects in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Prior to his current role, he completed multiple internships at Daimler AG, including positions in tool design and construction, press shop operations, and as a cooperative student in mechatronics. His experience at Daimler AG has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of automotive engineering processes.
Internship Experience at Mercedes-Benz
Robin Middelanis gained valuable experience through internships at Mercedes-Benz. He worked in the product technical support and service launch team at Mercedes-Benz USA from 2014 to 2015 for three months in Montvale, New Jersey. Additionally, he completed two internships at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Bremen, Germany, focusing on tool design and construction, as well as operations in the press shop, each lasting two months in 2014. These internships allowed him to develop practical skills in the automotive industry.
Education and Expertise
Robin Middelanis studied at the Cooperative State University Mannheim, where he earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree from 2012 to 2015. His education focused on engineering principles, which he applied during his internships and current role at Daimler AG. The combination of his academic background and hands-on experience in various engineering capacities has equipped him with expertise in automotive development and mechatronics.
Background
Robin Middelanis has a background in engineering, specifically in the automotive sector. He began his professional journey as a cooperative student in mechatronics at Daimler AG from 2012 to 2015. His early involvement in the industry through internships and cooperative education laid the foundation for his current position as a Development Engineer. His work has primarily taken place in Germany and the United States, providing him with a diverse perspective on automotive engineering.