Siemens Org Chart

Organisational structure, leadership roles, and hierarchy analysis for Siemens. (XETRA: SIE)

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Founded

1847

Employees

320,000+

Revenue

$83B (FY2024)

HQ

Munich

Organisational Structure

Holding CompanyHighly Complex Complexity5 major divisions

Siemens has transformed from a conglomerate to a focused technology company through a series of spin-offs: Siemens Energy (power/wind), Siemens Healthineers (medical devices), and the sale of legacy businesses. The remaining Siemens AG is focused on Digital Industries (factory automation, PLM software) and Smart Infrastructure (buildings, power distribution). Siemens Healthineers and Siemens Energy are separately listed but Siemens AG retains majority stakes, creating a complex holding structure.

Senior Leadership Roles

These are the senior executive positions that form the top of the Siemens org chart. For executive search firms mapping this organisation, these roles represent the primary reporting line to the board.

01President & Chief Executive Officer
02Chief Financial Officer
03CEO of Digital Industries
04CEO of Smart Infrastructure
05CEO of Siemens Mobility
06Chief Technology Officer
07Chief People Officer
08General Counsel

Business Divisions

Siemens is organised into 5major divisions. Each division represents a distinct business area with its own leadership, strategy, and — in many cases — its own P&L.

Digital Industries (factory automation, industrial software, Xcelerator)

Smart Infrastructure (electrical products, building tech, energy infrastructure)

Siemens Mobility (rail)

Siemens Financial Services

Portfolio Companies

Why Siemens's Org Chart Is Highly Complex

For executive search firms and consultants mapping Siemens, understanding these structural complexities is essential for building an accurate org chart and identifying the right stakeholders.

1.

Holding structure with separately listed subsidiaries (Healthineers, Energy) but retained majority stakes

2.

German co-determination requires employee representatives on the supervisory board

3.

320,000 employees across 190+ countries with strong local management in each

4.

Software (Siemens Xcelerator, Mendix) and hardware (factory automation) orgs have very different cultures

How to Map Siemens's Org Chart

Building a complete org chart for Siemens requires combining data from multiple sources: annual reports and proxy statements for the top-level structure, LinkedIn for middle-management layers, and industry knowledge to fill in the gaps.

As a holding company, Siemens's org chart is best represented as a group structure with separate sub-charts for each operating unit. The corporate centre chart will be relatively thin, while each subsidiary or brand will have its own complete hierarchy.

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