Stefan Stahl

Stefan Stahl has a diverse work experience that spans several industries and roles. Stefan is currently the Head of Product Development for QuietKat, Inc, where they manage the entire product line and develops a 3-year product roadmap. Prior to this, Stefan was a Product Development Engineer at the same company, where they solved product issues and designed new bike models.

Before joining QuietKat, Stefan worked as a Product Development Engineering Consultant at Stahl Engineering and Product Development Solutions, where they provided freelance consulting and design services. Stefan also gained experience as a Senior Product Development Engineer at Design Integrity, Inc, where they worked on designing and modeling projects using SolidWorks.

Earlier in their career, Stefan was a Mechanical Product Development Engineer at Head Rush Technologies, where they were involved in all stages of product development. Stefan also worked as a Mechanical Engineer at PRENAV, where they focused on designing and machining aluminum molds and components.

Stefan'searly experience includes an internship as a Systems Engineer at GE Aviation, where they worked on testing turbine-core for aircraft engines. Stefan also participated in the Formula SAE program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where they were responsible for designing aerodynamic components for a racecar.

Additionally, Stefan had internships at GE Aviation, where they focused on the design and drafting of aircraft engine parts, and at the University of Colorado Boulder, where they worked on programming and data acquisition for a Bathymethry LiDAR System.

Overall, Stefan Stahl brings a wealth of experience in product development, engineering, and consulting, with a focus on designing and prototyping innovative solutions.

Stefan Stahl completed their high school education at Fairview High School from 2008 to 2012. Stefan then went on to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 2012 to 2016.