
EU AI Act Experts in Munich
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Roland C.
Last position:
Founder, Agents in Everyday Business at CXO AI OS
CXO AI OS is an agent system made up of six components. Instead of using AI as a chat window, it creates a system that understands a company’s context, makes decisions according to its rules, and acts on its behalf.
- For mid-sized companies: a guided sprint followed by ongoing operations for a team, department or prioritized cluster, based on an AI assessment
- For self-employed professionals: a program where participants build their own agent system
- Sequence in the company: assessment, prioritization, sprint, operations
- Implementation in Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work, without coding
- Architecture: Chief of Staff, Goals, Advisors, Agents, Context, Catalog
Martin R.
Last position:
Fractional CIO - IT Carve-out & Post-Merger Integration at XTRONIC GmbH & iinovis GmbH (Accursia Capital)
Carve-out and post-merger integration of two automotive engineering companies under Accursia Capital, 6 locations in Germany and Spain, 250+ employees after the carve-out. Reporting directly to the investor, with overall IT responsibility for both companies.
- Consolidation of the ERP landscape into one instance (replacement of SAP legacy)
- TISAX certification
- M365, identity and data center migration
- Replacement of end-of-life infrastructure
- Weekly investor reporting
Results:
- Critical infrastructure risk eliminated, backup and platform stabilized
- One IT organization established for both companies
- Weekly investor reporting successfully established
Franz B.
Last position:
Product Development (AI) at Own initiative
AI telephone assistant platform
Claude Code, Google AI Studio, Python, LLM / Voice-AI, PostgreSQL
- Conception and hands-on development of an AI-supported telephone assistant platform (voice AI / LLM) – from idea and architecture to MVP/product.
- Built agentic workflows and full automations with Claude Code and Google AI Studio.
- Also delivered AI-supported work in client engagements: used Claude Code for governance documentation, requirement drafts, and automations.
Florian B.
Last position:
Project Management / PMO Consultant
PMO & Project Organization Blueprint for Restructuring
Renewable Energy / Solar Equipment
Technologies / Methods: PMO setup, KPI tracking, project organization, Jira, Confluence
- Developed measures to improve management control during a restruct...
Sebastian O.
Last position:
Founder & Managing Director at OS-Cons GmbH
- Consulting across two integrated areas: Commercial Strategy (pricing, sales steering, marketing strategy, market expansion, margin management) and Operational Efficiency (process automation, AI integration, workflow design, last-mile automation).
- Development of custom SaaS solutions, explicitly tailored to the specific requirements and processes of each company.
- Delivery of AI training and change management workshops for managing directors and specialist departments, including AI competence training with a certificate of attendance under Art. 4 of the EU AI Act.
Felix S.
Last position:
App Developer at XIXUM-Modeler
- Developing a model-based AI where natural language is interpreted as formal relations.
- Natural language terms are not considered rigid but fluid and can be negotiated in a context so meaning resolves by iteratively specifying.
- Develops all kinds of model solutions.
- Backed by natural language and data annotation.
- Requirements to code and other solutions.
Jürgen H.
Last position:
Consultant at NDA
GenAI – Chat & Voicebot
Setup of a GenAI solution with a knowledge base as well as chat and voicebots.
- Definition of use cases and chat/voicebot functionalities
- Project setup for cloud, knowledge base, LLMs and RAG
- AI guardrails, IAM concept
- Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)
Result:
Setup of an enterprise GenAI solution with knowledge base, chat/voicebots, IAM and governance.
Andreas A.
Last position:
AI Consultant & Digital Architect at TeamIntel
- Governed multi-agent orchestration for regulated, EU-based companies – self-hostable, compliant with the EU AI Act and GDPR („by design“), BYOM (own models/GPU).
- Two-gate governance: agent deliberation + mandatory human approval, complete signed audit trail; graduated autonomy model („internal → autonomous per skill“).
- Verified knowledge graph („Company Brain“) with source evidence for each answer; proprietary orchestration framework (Virtual Team Framework).
- Industry solutions for financial services: compliance monitoring, invoice and contract review; hands-on development with LLMs (including Anthropic/Claude), agentic workflows, RAG.
- Development of the governance-focused multi-agent platform TeamIntel (see AI reference projects).
Siegfried-Thor B.
Last position:
Independent AI Risk Auditor & Software Architecture Reviewer at Confidential Client
Conducted an independent technical assessment of an AI-enabled software platform, combining AI risk auditing, cybersecurity analysis and software architecture review. Reviewed application components, APIs, data flows, LLM integrations, retrieval-augmented generation, multi-agent orchestration, authentication, tenant isolation, dependency vulnerabilities, AI governance and model lifecycle controls. Authored a technical audit report with a structured risk register, source-code evidence, regulatory references, corrective actions, AI system inventory, risk classification, remediation roadmap and Key Risk Indicators.
Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, REST APIs, MongoDB, Redis, AWS serverless services, OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect, LLM APIs, RAG, vector search, multi-agent orchestration, Model Context Protocol, C4 architecture modelling, threat modelling, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, ISO/IEC 23894, OWASP guidance, MITRE ATLAS
Alexander R.
Last position:
Management Consultant - AI Strategy & Workday Architecture at CloudMcFly
- Lead AI readiness and process assessments across HR and Finance, identify automation opportunities, develop ROI business cases and translate findings into prioritized recommendations for executive decision-making.
- Built CloudMcFly's internal AI operating system in self-hosted n8n, with a 22-strong digital workforce across seven business functions and an estimated delivery capacity equivalent to three to five people. A separate document-classification workflow reduced manual HR ticket routing by 60%.
- Translate EU AI Act requirements into practical governance roadmaps and deliver "AI Driving License" workshops, strengthening leadership understanding of AI adoption and governance responsibilities.
Olga B.
Last position:
Project Manager, Business Analyst & AI Expert
INTRODUCTION OF AI OPERATING SYSTEM & DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Technology / Start-up – Munich, 3 employees
Objective:
Selection and implementation of an AI operating system, development of a structured knowledge base, and creation of AI agents and skills to increase efficiency across the entire company
- Requirements analysis and evaluation of suitable AI operating systems based on the company’s specific needs
- Design and development of a central knowledge base as the foundation for AI-supported processes
- Development and configuration of AI agents and skills for recurring business processes
- Prompt engineering for precise, context-based outputs from the AI agents
- Personal coaching for the founders and employees on using AI independently and effectively
- Overall project management, including planning, prioritisation and progress tracking
- Documentation of the implemented solutions and creation of usage concepts for sustainable operation
Tools: Langdock, SharePoint, Prompt Engineering, AI agents, AI skills
Georg S.
Last position:
Founder & Managing Director at GS9 Consulting GmbH
- Strategic consulting and implementation of AI-supported automation solutions for service processes (email communication, document handling, review processing, voice agents)
- Technical orchestration using n8n (workflow automation), Claude and ChatGPT (LLMs), as well as custom API integrations into existing enterprise tools
- Measurable customer results: response times reduced from hours to minutes, 8 fewer hours of invoice processing per week, 75% fewer routine calls
- Assessment of regulatory requirements (GDPR, compliance) as part of customer consulting
- Technical Product Ownership (backlog, roadmap, prioritization)
- Formal contracting vehicle for freelance assignments, including 1&1 Telecommunications
- Building & scaling enterprise AI platforms
Martin M.
Last position:
Product Owner AI Learning Platform at B2B Tech Scale-Up
- Agile development of a multimodal analysis platform for training materials (video, audio, documents) using Scrum
- Extraction of context-relevant content based on user profiles & competency dimensions
- Personalized delivery of learning content to improve sales performance
- Close coordination with sales teams & stakeholders to validate features
- Use of Gemini, Whisper, Python & JavaScript, deployment on AWS, Perl for scripting data imports
- Integration into existing tools & CRM systems for smooth adoption
- Technologies used: Python, OpenAI, DB tech such as PostgreSQL, CI/CD for AirFlow DAGs, FastAPI
Christiane S.
Last position:
Freelance Marketing and PR Copywriter, B2B, IT & Cybersecurity at PER Connect (Akima Media)
- Whitepapers, case studies, landing pages, specialist articles and press releases for B2B clients from the IT and cybersecurity sectors, including TrendAI, SoftwareOne, All for One, SVA, Axians, NetApp, Indevis, Aconso
Key topics: Cybersecurity, AI, Cloud Computing, Digitalization, Big Data Analytics, Virtualization, Data Management, IoT, New Work, Data Center Modernization, SAP S/4HANA Migration
Patrick U.
Last position:
Interim Management | Consulting & Implementation | Data Deletion in SAP at BSR (Berliner Stadtreinigung)
- Topics: Business Analysis, Data Privacy, Data Management, Stakeholder Management, Conceptualization
- This project focuses on developing and implementing a strategic approach for data deletion in SAP systems. The goal is to identify the relevant data and structures during system migration to ensure both data privacy and IT system efficiency. At the same time, downtime should be minimized and regulatory requirements met.
- Development of a comprehensive approach for data deletion in SAP systems, considering data privacy and business requirements.
- Ensuring efficient and structured data transfer to the new system.
- Optimizing system efficiency and reducing downtimes during migration.
- Creating functional and technical concepts to ensure compliant and sustainable data management.
- Topic preparation: Detailed study of the "data deletion" area to lay the foundation for a structured data migration.
- Definition of project structure: Setting roles, interfaces and the project's organizational structure.
- Regulatory requirements: Analysis of data privacy regulations and business requirements to define deletion criteria.
- Approach: Developing possible scenarios and methods for data cleansing and deletion.
- Deletion concepts: Creating functional and technical deletion concepts that structure the implementation and provide clear guidelines.
- Setting deletion criteria: Defining which data and structures to delete or transfer.
- Responsibilities: Clarifying responsibilities within the project team and among stakeholders.
- Analysis of ongoing activities: Identifying and collecting existing activities in the "data deletion" area.
- Effort, cost and timeline planning: Creating estimates for resources, effort and budget.
- Implementation initiatives: Developing and executing concrete measures to apply the defined deletion strategies.
- IT system efficiency: Analyzing the existing IT infrastructure to identify optimization potential for data deletion and transfer.
- Technology trends: Evaluating new technologies and tools that can support the data cleansing process.
- Cost-benefit analysis: Assessing the financial impact of data cleansing and the introduction of new solution approaches.
- Risk management: Identifying potential risks during implementation and developing appropriate mitigation measures.
- This project lays the foundation for a sustainable and compliant data transfer to a new SAP system. With a clear approach to data deletion, it meets data privacy requirements, reduces downtimes and increases the efficiency of the new system. The results and recommendations will help companies develop a future-proof data strategy that meets legal and business needs.
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Statistics of experts using EU AI Act
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
19 years

Position duration
2.5 years (Germany: 2.1 years)

Positions per freelancer
13

Top business areas
Information Technology, Project Management, Marketing

Top industries
Information Technology, Automotive, Professional Services

Certification focus areas
Information Technology, Product Development, Project Management
Bachelor's degree or higher
94%
Master's degree or higher
69% (Germany: 68%)
Doctorate
6% (Germany: 13%)

Certifications per freelancer
5 (Germany: 6)

Most common languages
German, English, Spanish

Speak two or more languages
89% (Germany: 95%)
Based on our profile pool as of 29 Oct 2026.
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Average rates of experts in Munich using EU AI Act
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Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 29 Oct 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.
EU AI Act experts industry focus
See which industries our matched freelancers work in most often — every figure is calculated live from the freelancers on FRATCH.
- Information Technology (89%)
- Automotive (63%)
- Professional Services (63%)
- Banking and Finance (53%)
- Manufacturing (42%)
- Energy (37%)
- Retail (37%)
- Advertising (32%)
Please note that freelancers can work across multiple industries, so percentages overlap.
About the technology
What the EU AI Act covers
The EU AI Act is the European Union’s risk-based framework for artificial intelligence. It sets obligations for providers, deployers, importers and distributors of AI systems, with requirements that vary by risk level. The regulation addresses prohibited practices, high-risk systems, transparency duties, general-purpose AI and market oversight.
Where it is used
Companies apply the regulation to AI features in products, internal workflows and customer-facing services. Relevant work can include:
- Classifying AI use cases and documenting their intended purpose
- Assessing high-risk system obligations and conformity routes
- Preparing transparency notices, instructions and technical files
- Establishing governance for model providers and deployers
- Reviewing general-purpose AI and third-party model dependencies
The Act affects sectors such as finance, healthcare, manufacturing, mobility, retail and public services when their systems fall within its scope.
Ecosystem and tooling
EU AI Act work connects legal interpretation with product, security and data practices. Specialists often work with privacy teams on GDPR interfaces, information security teams on access controls and risk management teams on operational oversight. Useful evidence can include model cards, data documentation, test results, incident records, supplier assessments and human oversight procedures.
When expertise matters
Companies usually bring in freelance specialists when they need an independent readiness review, are launching an AI-enabled product or must clarify responsibilities across a supply chain. A specialist can turn broad regulatory duties into an inventory of systems, owners, controls, evidence and deadlines. This is especially useful when legal, technical and business teams need one workable interpretation.
Signs you need support
The following signals often justify external expertise:
- AI features have no documented purpose or risk classification
- Product teams cannot identify the provider or deployer role
- Vendor contracts do not address AI Act responsibilities
- Technical documentation and transparency information are incomplete
- Monitoring, human oversight or incident procedures are unclear
In Munich, specialists may support regulated industries and industrial companies on site, remotely or in a hybrid setup. German and English communication can both be relevant when local teams work with international suppliers.
What strong specialists deliver
Strong EU AI Act professionals combine regulatory reasoning with enough technical understanding to examine models, datasets, workflows and controls. They ask how a system is trained, integrated, monitored and used in practice rather than relying on labels alone. Look for clear classifications, traceable evidence, practical recommendations and the ability to coordinate legal, compliance, product and engineering stakeholders.
Frequently asked questions
Need clarity? These are the questions we hear most often about EU AI Act.
The EU AI Act is used to regulate artificial intelligence according to its risk and role in the value chain. It can require prohibitions, transparency measures, documentation, human oversight, monitoring and conformity processes.
The EU AI Act focuses on the safety, transparency and governance of AI systems, while GDPR governs the processing and protection of personal data. A single AI application may need to comply with both, along with sector-specific rules.
A strong EU AI Act specialist should understand risk management, technical documentation, model evaluation, data governance and supplier oversight. Experience with GDPR, information security, product compliance and software delivery is also valuable.
The EU AI Act does not prescribe a fixed level of individual experience for every project. The right specialist depends on the system’s risk, technical complexity, sector and role in the supply chain, so a focused readiness review may need a different profile than a full compliance programme.
Yes, EU AI Act work is often suitable for remote or hybrid collaboration because inventories, evidence reviews and workshops can be handled online. On-site sessions in Munich can help when specialists need to interview product owners, inspect operational controls or align several local teams.
Before engaging an EU AI Act specialist, gather an inventory of AI systems, intended uses, suppliers, affected users and available documentation. Clear access to product, legal, security and data teams helps the specialist validate classifications and assign responsibilities.
A capable EU AI Act professional explains the reasoning behind each classification and connects obligations to concrete controls and evidence. Ask for examples of documentation, stakeholder workshops and remediation plans, while checking whether the person can distinguish legal interpretation from technical assumptions.
The EU AI Act can also affect organisations outside the European Union when their AI systems are placed on the EU market or their outputs are used in the Union. The exact duties depend on the organisation’s role, the system’s risk and how it is supplied or deployed.
The average hourly rate of freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects is 121 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 967 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects, 94% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 69% hold at least a Master's degree, and 6% hold a doctorate.
On average, freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects have 19 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 2.5 years.
The most common languages among freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are German (100%), English (89%), and Spanish (16%).
The most common industries among freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are Information Technology (89%), Automotive (63%), and Professional Services (63%).
The most common business areas among freelancers in Munich, Germany who have used EU AI Act in their recent projects are Information Technology (95%), Project Management (89%), and Marketing (79%).
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