Till Söffgen
About Till Söffgen
Till Söffgen is a dual study student in Electrical Engineering who leads project management tasks for high-voltage battery and vehicle inverter development. He currently works at OWL Racing-Team e.V. and PHOENIX CONTACT, managing a team of students in the Powertrain division.
Current Role at PHOENIX CONTACT
Till Söffgen is currently engaged in a dual study program in Electrical Engineering at PHOENIX CONTACT, a role he has held since 2020. This position is hybrid, allowing him to balance both academic pursuits and practical experience. His work involves project management tasks related to the development of high-voltage battery systems and vehicle inverters, contributing to the company's innovative projects in the electrical engineering sector.
Education and Expertise
Till Söffgen has a solid educational background in technical fields. He studied Technische Informatik at Bib International College from 2017 to 2020, where he earned the qualification of Technischer Informatiker/staatl. geprüfter Informationstechnischer Assistent. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts, expected to complete in 2024. Additionally, he completed an Ausbildung in Elektroniker für Geräte und Systeme at Phoenix Contact Electronics GmbH from 2020 to 2023.
Experience at OWL Racing-Team e.V.
Till Söffgen has been actively involved with OWL Racing-Team e.V. since 2021, where he currently serves as the head of the Powertrain Team. In this role, he manages a team of approximately 15 volunteer students, coordinating the development of powertrain electronics, drivetrain, and battery systems for an electric formula racing car. He also held the position of Technical Manager for six months in 2023, further enhancing his leadership and technical skills.
Project Management and Development Skills
In his roles, Till Söffgen leads project management tasks for various sub-projects, particularly focusing on the development of high-voltage battery systems and vehicle inverters. His experience in managing teams and coordinating complex projects is evident in his work with the OWL Racing-Team, where he oversees critical components of electric racing vehicles. His technical expertise in hardware and embedded software development supports his project management responsibilities.