Leopold Jäntschke was a German engineer and engine designer at Porsche. In the early 1950s he worked on the engines of the Porsche 356 and is documented by Porsche as one of the company’s engine constructors of the period. He later became part of the development team for the Porsche 901/911 and served as project leader, contributing to the engineering development of the model that would become the 911.

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