Experienced Head of Technical Program Management and Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering successful projects within the automotive industry. With over 10 years of experience in both program and project management, I have a wealth of knowledge and expertise to share.
My background includes leading cross-functional teams in the development of autonomous driving and e-mobility projects, defining technical program management, building out and mentoring teams, and driving alignment across engineering departments. I have a talent for managing project scope, timelines, and budgets while maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders and a deep understanding of both classical project management and agile methods. I am dedicated to continuously improving processes and leading teams to reach their goals.
Whether you're a seasoned project manager looking to take your skills to the next level or a new professional looking to start a career in project management, I am happy to help you reach your goals or just give you another perspective on a topic.
My Mentoring Topics
- Project Management
- Project Planning
- Stakeholder Management
- Status Reports
- Scrum and Agile Methodologies
- Team Management
- OKRs
- Time management
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