Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik joins EthonAI’s advisory board

ZURICH (February 5, 2025) – EthonAI announces that Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik, former CEO of Knorr-Bremse and COO of Siemens Digital Industries, has joined its advisory board. His expertise at the intersection of digital tools and manufacturing will help EthonAI drive operational excellence while sharpening its positioning.

Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik is the former CEO of Knorr-Bremse and COO of Siemens Digital Industries. Over the past two decades he has driven global sales exceeding €16 billion and managed a workforce of over 76,000 employees at the intersection of manufacturing and technology.

“The principle I’ve adhered to remains unchanged: manufacturers must stay at the forefront of technology to stay competitive, and EthonAI’s Manufacturing Analytics System (MAS) is establishing the new standard to systematically reduce waste in factories.”
– Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik

EthonAI is a technology leader in manufacturing analytics, offering software that systematically and scalably impacts production cost, speed, and quality by leveraging existing factory data. It brings advanced technologies like Causal AI, Process Mining, and Anomaly Detection to a broad user base across manufacturing organizations.

Dr. Mrosik will provide EthonAI’s leadership with strategic guidance, deep expertise, and a strong network at the intersection of manufacturing and AI. As the former CEO of Siemens Digital Factory Division and COO of Siemens Digital Industries, he brings hands-on experience in driving digital manufacturing initiatives at scale.

About Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik

Dr. Jan Michael Mrosik was born in Freiburg in Breisgau, Germany, in 1964. He earned a PhD in electrical engineering in the field of laser radar sensor technology at RWTH Aachen in 1996 and joined Siemens in the same year. Over the years, he advanced through various leadership roles, becoming CEO of the Energy Management and subsequently Digital Factory Divisions as well as COO of the Siemens Operating Company “Digital Industries”. He became CEO of Knorr-Bremse in 2021 and now serves as an investor, advisor, and board member for multiple companies.