Matthias Maas
About Matthias Maas
Matthias Maas is the Head of Master Data & Logistics at thyssenkrupp in Essen, Germany, with extensive experience in logistics and supply chain management.
Current Role at thyssenkrupp
Matthias Maas serves as the Head of Master Data & Logistics at thyssenkrupp. Based in Essen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, he has been leading this department since October 2020. His responsibilities include overseeing the organization’s master data and logistics operations, helping to streamline business processes, and ensuring the efficient management of supply chains.
Previous Positions at thyssenkrupp
Prior to his current role, Matthias Maas worked in various capacities at thyssenkrupp. He was the Process Manager Sales/CRM & Logistics from 2016 to 2020 in the Essen Area, Germany. He also held the title of Head of Rail Transport Operations for Hot Metal and Raw Material at ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe between 2013 and 2016, and briefly served as Senior Manager Logistics – Rail Operations in 2013.
Early Career at ThyssenKrupp Steel
Matthias Maas began his extensive career in logistics and supply chain management at ThyssenKrupp Steel. From 2006 to 2013, he was the Senior Manager E-Business & EDI in Duisburg, Germany. During this period, he developed key strategies for managing electronic data interchange and e-business processes, which later informed his logistical strategies.
Educational Background
Matthias Maas holds a Dipl. Kaufmann degree in Business Administration from Goethe University Frankfurt, where he studied from 2001 to 2006. Prior to that, he earned a Bachelor's degree in International Logistics from Arnhem Business School between 2000 and 2001. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in business process improvement and logistics management.
Expertise in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
With extensive experience across various facets of logistics and supply chain management, Matthias Maas specializes in business process improvement within the mechanical and industrial engineering sectors. His work has involved managing rail transport operations for hot metals and raw materials, significantly contributing to the optimization of logistics processes at thyssenkrupp and ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe.