Andreas Rauch

Andreas Rauch has a diverse work experience in the field of digital transformation and advanced manufacturing. Andreas started their career at Clever Engineering AG, where they served as CEO and Partner for over 12 years. In this role, they were responsible for managing the company's operations.

Afterwards, they joined Alstom Power, where they held two positions. First, as Manager Digital Manufacturing, they played a key role in implementing digital solutions for manufacturing processes. Later, they became the Director of CAM Technologies, where they focused on the development and implementation of computer-aided manufacturing technologies.

In 2015, Andreas joined GE Power Switzerland as the Head of Advanced Manufacturing Works Europe (AMWE). In this position, they led the European division of advanced manufacturing initiatives.

Their most recent experience was at GF Machining Solutions, where they held two roles. As the Head of Digital Transformation, they headed the company's digital transformation efforts, including setting up cross-functional teams and enabling IoT solutions. Later, they became the Head of Digital Business, responsible for defining the digital and AI roadmap, implementing new digital and service business models, and deploying technology for machine connectivity and IoT operations.

Overall, Andreas Rauch has a solid background in digital transformation, advanced manufacturing, and leadership roles within the industry.

Andreas Rauch has a diverse education history. In 1987 to 1990, they attended the Höhere Technische Lehranstalt (HTL) Brugg-Windisch in Switzerland, where they obtained a bachelor's degree in Mechanical engineering, specializing in reinforced plastics. From 1993 to 1994, they pursued a Diplom Wirtschaftsingenieur STV/Bachelor of Business Administration at WISS Schulen für Wirtschaft Informatik Immobilien. Furthermore, they have an additional certification in Bachelor of Business Administration, specialized in corporate management from KS Kaderschulen in Zürich, Switzerland. More recently, in 2021 to 2022, they joined the University of St.Gallen to undertake the AMP Advanced Management Program.