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Markus Heinz
Markus Heinz is product manager vials at Syntegon Technology. He has a bachelor’s degree in industrial and mechanical engineering as well as a master’s degree in international management. He joined Syntegon in 2008. During his first years, he was a sales manager for complex customer projects within the D-A-CH region. Since 2019, he is the globally responsible for vial liquid and powder applications. His expertise includes process engineering, bulk and ready-to-use handling, filling and closing technologies for liquid and powder medications, aseptic and high-potent Isolator applications as well as topics related to advanced aseptic processing. He is a frequent speaker at international symposia.
Company:Syntegon Technology GmbH
Syntegon is pharmaceutical and food companies’ strategic partner for processing and packaging technology. Its 6,300-strong workforce delivers seamless processes, innovative technologies, and sustainable solutions to both industries. Syntegon’s integrated lines enable pharmaceutical companies to produce, process, fill, inspect, and package liquid and solid medicines, safely and in high quality. Food companies, in turn, count on Syntegon's flexible, reliable systems to produce and package confectionery as well as dry and frozen comestibles.
Headquartered in the Stuttgart region, Germany, Syntegon can look back on more than 160 years of experience. In 2023, the company posted annual sales of 1.5 billion euros. With a global presence of more than 35 locations in almost 20 countries and a comprehensive service portfolio, Syntegon provides a platform for seamless processes for its customers. The company’s 1,400 employees in research and development work on leading technologies every day – 2,100 patents and patent applications are proof of the processing and packaging expert innovative strength. By providing sustainable solutions, Syntegon enables the industry to switch to alternative packaging and resource-conserving production processes.
