IFNNF - Infineon Technologies AG
About Infineon Technologies AG (https://www.infineon.com)
Infineon Technologies AG, an innovative company based in Munich, Germany, specializes globally in the creation, production, and sale of semiconductors and associated system solutions. The firm's operations are divided into several key segments: Its Automotive division supplies crucial components for the automotive sector. This includes vehicle-specific microcontrollers, advanced sensors (such as 3D ToF, magnetic, and pressure), discrete power semiconductors, IGBT modules, integrated circuits for power and radar sensing, transceivers, state-of-the-art silicon carbide diodes, MOSFETs, and modules, as well as voltage regulators. These products are vital for functions in driver assistance and safety systems, comfort features, infotainment, powertrain management, and vehicle security. The Industrial Power Control segment offers robust power management solutions, featuring bare die components, individual IGBTs, driver ICs, silicon carbide diodes, and comprehensive IGBT modules and stacks. These are applied across various industrial and energy domains, from domestic appliances and industrial motor drives to robotics, heavy equipment, and infrastructure for energy production, storage, and distribution. In the Power & Sensor Systems segment, Infineon provides a broad spectrum of sensor and power management technologies. Offerings span gas and pressure sensor chips, MEMS microphones, a diverse range of discrete power MOSFETs (low, mid, and high voltage), control and custom-designed integrated circuits, GaN power switches, GPS low-noise amplifiers, various driver ICs, radar sensor ICs, RF antenna switches and power transistors, transient voltage suppressor diodes, and USB controllers. These integral components support applications in audio amplification, automotive electronics, brushless DC motors, cellular communication networks, electric vehicle charging stations, human-machine interfaces, the Internet of Things, LED and traditional lighting, mobile devices, and general power management. Finally, the Connected Secure Systems segment is dedicated to secure connectivity and embedded security. It delivers connectivity solutions, embedded security controllers, and microcontrollers for a wide array of uses. These encompass authentication protocols, automotive systems, consumer gadgets, government identification documents, IoT devices, mobile communication, payment processing, ticketing, access control mechanisms, and trusted computing environments.
Key Executives
| NAME | TITLE | DOB | SALARY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jochen Hanebeck | Chief Executive Officer, Labor Director & Chairman of Management Board | 1968 | $2,395,556 EUR |
| Sven Schneider | Chief Financial Officer & Member of Management Board | 1966 | $1,876,994 EUR |
| Elke Reichart | Chief Digital & Sustainability Officer and Member of the Management Board | 1965 | $1,603,293 EUR |
| Andreas Urschitz | Chief Marketing Officer & Member of Management Board | 1972 | $1,505,694 EUR |
| Peter Gruber | Chief Financial Officer of Operations & Employee Representative Member of Supervisory Board | 1960 | $165,506 EUR |
| Alexander Foltin | Head of Finance, Treasury & Investor Relations | 1969 | – |
| Alexander Gorski | COO & Member of Management Board | 1972 | – |
| Florian Martens | Global Head of Communications & Public Policy | 1979 | – |
| Matthew T. Epstein | Senior Analyst | 1983 | – |
| Peter Friedrichs | Senior Director of Silicon Carbide Technology | – | – |