EU AI Act Experts in Frankfurt
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Firas Jradi
Last position:
Interim Management Group Head of IT Governance & IAM at French-German Private Bank
- Head of the group-wide, international, and cross-functional IT Governance & IAM department within the central IT division of a large French-German private banking group. Disciplinary management of around 30 employees at five different locations within the group (Frankfurt, Paris, Tunis, Saarbrücken, Düsseldorf). Head of IT committees and key role in direct communication with management, the supervisory board, external stakeholders, and regulators.
- Definition and establishment of a state-of-the-art IT strategy process and related IT governance structures for the group's IT department with more than 600 employees (testified by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority and the ACPR) and successful process run.
- Establishment of a new future-oriented process framework for IT and necessary governance structures (process squads) for the continuous improvement of IT processes with regard to new regulatory requirements (including DORA, EU AI Act, etc.).
- Establishment of stringent processes to close a historical backlog of findings (> 100 IT findings, 40 overdue findings in 2022) from internal and external auditors (WP, ACPR, BaFin). Successful reduction of stock of overdue findings to 0 at the end of 2025.
- Supporting more than 20 IT audits per year and establishment of regulatory monitoring processes. Introduction of ServiceNow to revolutionize regulatory change and IT compliance processes with advanced AI functionalities.
- Realignment of IT control processes in conjunction with the newly established ICT risk function under DORA and the three lines of defense concept using the TopEase GRC solution.
- Reduction of the application landscape, by systematically analysing the purpose with application and business owners, identifying duplicates while implementing a One-Tool Strategy throughout the group. Successful reduction of one third of the application landscape within the CMDB.
- Onboarding of all group applications into One Identity's group-wide IAM solution, as well as operation and further development of the solution in connection with segregation of duties (SoD), role-based access management (RBAC), etc.
Dustin Dehez
Last position:
External consultant at Deutsche Leasing
2nd LoD/Change the Bank (CtB)
- CtB: External consultant and workstream lead for rectifying findings by BaFin following a special IT audit in the 2nd LoD, management of the work package for revising the ICT Risk Management & ICT Asset Classification in accordance with DORA Chapter 2, the processes for structural analysis, protection requirements, and control assessments (4 FTEs).
Marcus Niebudek
Last position:
Founder and Managing Director at DR. NIEBUDEK CONSULTING GmbH
- Business consulting, interim management, and coaching
- Independent acquisition and delivery of consulting projects in the areas of strategy & innovation, processes, organization, and business transformation
Najat Diamante
Last position:
Freelance Consultant Microsoft Purview at Bechtlee IT-Systemhaus
- Design and global rollout of sensitivity labels (confidentiality labels) for automated classification and encryption of business-critical data.
- Definition and rollout of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to protect IP and personal data across endpoints, Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and non-Microsoft clouds.
- Setup of Insider Risk Management policies to detect and contain excessive data leaks and risky user behavior.
- Implementation of GDPR and retention requirements through automated retention policies and structured records management.
- Technical support for legal teams in internal and external investigations using eDiscovery (Standard/Premium) and Content Search.
- Continuous improvement of the security and compliance level by reviewing the Microsoft Compliance Manager and closing gaps (regulations such as ISO 27001, NIS-2)
Kurt Rosenberg
Last position:
Lead Solution Architect (AI HealthTech) / interim CTO & Product Co-Owner at Physio-Agil Frankfurt
- General CTO responsibilities (architectural design, operational setup, external runtime product evaluation, investor buy-in, regulatory compliance).
- Software development oversight (implementation on deep-dive-in) plus workflow design.
- Product co-ownership.
- Tech/tools/frameworks: proprietary software (Java, JavaScript), Kubernetes, Postgres, MiniIO, Ollama (internal), several xAI API (external), OpenTofu (Terraform), Keycloak, Kafka, Prometheus, ELK Stack, GitHub, GitHub Workflows, Argo CD, ISO 27001, BSI-ISM, EU AI Act.
Peter Weileder
Last position:
ISO 27001 Auditor for health insurance archive system at Health insurance company
The replacement of the existing archive system (document management system – DMS) on a host-based platform is well advanced.
The internal audit is meant to ensure the company's quality standards.
GDPR
ISO 27001 ff.
BSI
DORA
Patient data regulations
Host / Cloud / S3 / Container / highly scalable / Nuxeo
Budget: 50,000
Team: 1
Eduard Van Kleef
Last position:
Workshop Leader 'Introduction to AI Development Tools' at Software company in Wiesbaden
- Presentation introducing generic AI and large language models
- Explanation of legal frameworks (EU AI Act, US CLOUD Act, GDPR)
- Systematic review of AI tools along the SDLC and holistic systems
- Comparison of on-prem LLMs vs. cloud-based, as well as change management and works council
- Facilitated the discussion and derived next steps for introducing AI development tools
Abdullah Abdullah
Last position:
Technical Program Manager - IT & Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at Maxon Computer GmbH (a Nemetschek Company)
Led cross-functional compliance and IT programs spanning infrastructure, security, legal, and executive stakeholders, ensuring audit readiness and regulatory alignment.
Acted as single point of ownership for IT governance and CSR programs, defining scope, milestones, risks, and success metrics.
Partnered directly with VP of IT as a governance and control counterpart, supporting security incidents, compliance posture (ISO 27001, GDPR, SOC 2), and executive reporting.
Supported organizational readiness for emerging EU regulations, including the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and EU AI Act, by analyzing regulatory requirements, identifying governance and compliance impacts, and aligning internal policies and control processes.
Designed and scaled data collection and reporting processes for CSR and regulatory reporting across group and subsidiary level.
Drove process improvements and standardization, increasing transparency, predictability, and audit readiness.
Technologies and tools: Office 365 Power BI, MS SharePoint, MS Word, MS Excel, MS Teams, Zendesk, Confluence, JIRA, Vanta.
Sibi Lakshmanan
Last position:
Founder (Product Initiative) at Regu-AI
- Founded Regu-AI, an enterprise-grade AI governance and compliance platform integrating EU AI Act, ESG, and CSRD frameworks to help organizations operationalize responsible AI.
- Developed proprietary modules for AI Maturity Assessment, Measurability, and Battery Passport compliance.
- Built and scaled the product architecture and designed a 45-KPI AI governance index, positioning Regu-AI as a first mover in AI governance automation across Germany and the EU.
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Statistics of experts using EU AI Act
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
17 years
Position duration
1.6 years (Germany: 2.3 years)
Positions per freelancer
14 (Germany: 11)
Top business areas
Information Technology, Project Management, Quality Assurance
Top industries
Information Technology, Banking and Finance, Professional Services
Certification focus areas
Information Technology, Strategy, Business Intelligence
Bachelor's degree or higher
100% (Germany: 94%)
Master's degree or higher
86% (Germany: 65%)
Doctorate
29% (Germany: 16%)
Certifications per freelancer
9 (Germany: 5)
Most common languages
German, English, Spanish
Speak two or more languages
100% (Germany: 94%)
Based on our profile pool as of 30 Aug 2026.
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About the technology
What it covers
The EU AI Act sets rules for how AI systems are built, deployed, and monitored in the EU. It matters for companies that need to classify use cases, document controls, and prepare for compliance work without slowing delivery. Many teams also search for it as the AI Act or European AI Act.
Common work
- Risk classification and use-case review
- Gap analysis for governance and documentation
- Policy drafting for internal AI use
- Support for vendor and model assessments
- Preparation for audits and regulatory checks
Skills around it
Strong professionals know how to turn legal text into practical process. They work across compliance, product, legal, security, and data teams, and they understand how requirements affect model choice, logging, human oversight, and change control. They also know where the AI Act overlaps with GDPR, procurement, and internal controls.
When to bring help
Freelance expertise helps when a company is introducing AI features, reviewing third-party tools, or preparing a group-wide policy. It is also useful when teams need clear documentation fast or when a local rollout in Frankfurt must fit both central governance and day-to-day business needs. This is common in finance, insurance, logistics, and enterprise software.
What good experts do
Good experts are specific. They can explain the act in plain language, identify what applies to a system, and show the next step without creating extra process.
- Clear system classification
- Practical remediation plans
- Precise documentation
- Calm work with stakeholders
Working style and fit
For Frankfurt, many projects blend on-site workshops with remote follow-up. That works well when teams need fast alignment across legal, product, and technical specialists. The best freelancers communicate clearly in English, and often in German when local review or internal policy work requires it.
Frequently asked questions
Before you brief your next project: the most common questions about EU AI Act.
The EU AI Act is the main EU rule set for AI systems. In practice, it tells companies how to classify use cases, manage obligations, and document controls based on risk. Teams use it to shape product design, vendor review, and internal governance before launch.
AI Act work needs people who can connect legal requirements with real system behavior. A strong specialist can read a use case, spot what data, oversight, and documentation are needed, and turn that into a workable plan. General compliance support often misses the technical details that matter.
The European AI Act and GDPR solve different problems. GDPR focuses on personal data, while the AI Act focuses on how AI systems are developed and used. Many projects need both, so experts often review data handling, vendor terms, and governance together.
A strong EU AI Act freelancer usually brings policy writing, risk assessment, and stakeholder management. It also helps if they understand security controls, model lifecycle management, procurement, and basic legal drafting. For technical teams, clear communication matters as much as regulatory knowledge.
The right AI Act expert depends on the task. A short policy review may need someone who has worked on governance and documentation, while a full rollout needs deeper experience with classification, controls, and operating procedures. The key is proven work on similar AI use cases, not a generic CV.
Most European AI Act tasks can be done remotely, especially document reviews, gap analysis, and policy drafting. On-site time in Frankfurt helps when teams need workshops, stakeholder alignment, or quick decisions across legal and product groups. Many engagements use a mix of both.
A good EU AI Act specialist gives clear answers, not vague warnings. Look for concrete examples of use-case classification, documentation, and remediation work, plus the ability to explain trade-offs in plain language. Good judgment shows up in how they scope the work and set priorities.
Typical AI Act deliverables include risk maps, gap analyses, policies, review checklists, and documentation packs. Some projects also need training material for teams, vendor assessment questions, or operating procedures for ongoing oversight. The best deliverables are short, usable, and tied to real internal processes.
The average hourly rate of freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects is 125 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 998 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects, 100% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 86% hold at least a Master's degree, and 29% hold a doctorate.
On average, freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects have 17 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 1.6 years.
The most common languages among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are German (100%), English (100%), and Spanish (33%).
The most common industries among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are Information Technology (100%), Banking and Finance (89%), and Professional Services (56%).
The most common business areas among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are Information Technology (100%), Project Management (100%), and Quality Assurance (78%).
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