We are Mercura
Silicon Valley technology, for the backbone of our economy
We're on a mission to transform productivity at the companies that keep the world running.



PEOPLE BEHIND MERCURA
Meet our founders

Lukas Bock |
Co-Founder & CEO
Lukas Bock (left) is responsible for business development at Mercura. With his background as an AI Researcher at Google in Silicon Valley and as a Data Scientist at Allianz, he brings extensive expertise in data and AI.
Lukas’ family has been active in the construction industry for over 100 years, giving him a deep understanding and passion for the sector's specific needs.



Sean Sdahl |
Co-Founder & CTO
Sean Sdahl (middle) is responsible for technical development at Mercura. As a top 0.01% physicist, Sean earned a Silver medal for Germany at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), began researching with the Max Planck Institute at the age of 16, and has since published at leading machine learning conferences.
At Mercura, Sean draws on his engineering experience at firms such as Bosch and Mercedes-Benz AMG.


Stefan Zheng |
Co-Founder & CPO
Stefan Zheng (right) leads product development at Mercura. Previously, he worked in management consulting at Bain & Company, where he helped manufacturers improve their operations.
Stefan leverages his research experience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard Business School to develop innovative solutions for the industry.



PEOPLE WHO WORK WITH US
Meet our team

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Stellar Engineers & Operators
Our Partners
PEOPLE WHO INVESTED IN US
Meet our Investors & Angels



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