Getzner - engineering a quiet future
Martin Quirchmair has a work experience of working in different roles at Getzner - engineering a quiet future and Getzner USA Inc. Martin started their career at Getzner - engineering a quiet future as a Development Engineer in January 2013. Martin then moved on to Getzner USA Inc. in November 2015, where they worked as a Project Manager - technical sales (North America) until December 2017. Martin rejoined Getzner - engineering a quiet future in January 2018 as a Research Development Engineer, where they are currently working.
Martin Quirchmair earned a Diplom Ingenieur (equivalent to a Master of Science) degree in Technical Physics from Technische Universität Wien. Martin attended the university from 2005 to 2012. Before that, from 1998 to 2003, they studied Computer Engineering Technologies/Technicians at HTBLA Leonding, although they did not obtain a degree from that institution.
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Getzner - engineering a quiet future
Founded in 1969 as a subsidiary of Getzner, Mutter & Cie, Getzner Werkstoffe is the leading specialists in vibration protection. Solutions from Getzner are used in the rail, construction and industry sectors to reduce vibrations and noise, improve the service life of bedded components and minimise the need for maintenance and repairs on tracks, vehicles, structures and machines. The elastic bearings are based on the materials Sylomer®, Sylodyn® and Sylodamp®, which are developed and manufactured in Buers, Austria. Alongside its locations in Buers and in Germany, Getzner also has sites in China, France, India, Japan and the USA. Its tightly-knit distribution network in Europe is complemented by its distribution partners in the USA, South America and the Far East. The company's partners in a total of 35 countries around the world distribute Getzner Werkstoffe products to every location. By reducing noise and vibrations, Getzner is making a valuable contribution towards enhancing the quality of people's living and working conditions.