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William N.
Last position:
Power BI Solutions Architect/Engineer & AI Consultant at AVERDUNG GmbH
- Redesign of the company’s BI infrastructure: replacement of a fragmented landscape of manually maintained Excel solutions and CSV imports with a centralized Power BI environment using a unified data model as the company-wide single source of truth
- Consolidation of previously isolated reporting logic in a central semantic model – elimination of redundant files, manual data transfers and inconsistent metrics across departments
- Forecasting & Planning: Design and implementation of company-wide liquidity planning in Power BI – from business logic to a fully automated, data-source-driven planning model replacing the previous manual Excel process; enabling rolling forecasts and continuously up-to-date cash flow transparency for management
- Optimization of existing Power BI dashboards in terms of performance, structure and analytical value using an AI-native approach
- Analysis and improvement of the data model, including data quality analyses, data cleansing and consistent modeling using Star Schema, DAX and Power Query
- Incident & Anomaly Analysis: Identification, investigation and explanation of data anomalies, including root-cause analysis and specific recommendations for action
- AI Solution Architecture: Connecting Business Central and Power BI to LangDock via MCP (Model Context Protocol) for AI-supported data usage
- Development of a historical data layer as a basis for trend and time-series analyses
- AI-supported automation: Design and development of AI skills, agents, loops and processes for the automated analysis and interpretation of reports
- Automated reporting workflow: Setup of scheduled, automated email delivery of AI-generated analyses and recommendations to stakeholders
- Gathering and documentation of business requirements and coordination with business departments and IT as part of requirements engineering / product owner activities
- Breaking down overall requirements into clearly defined work packages and tasks
- Definition, prioritization and management of milestones throughout the entire project lifecycle
Tools: POWER BI, M365, Copilot Studio, MIRO, Microsoft Business Central, Microsoft Fabric, Claude AI, ChatGPT, LangDock, MS VS Code
Felix B.
Last position:
Digital Consultant and Solution Manager at Vorwerk SE & Co. KG
Launched a new digital product in the Chinese market as part of a global growth strategy.
Served as the link and coordinating interface between central product management, local Chinese teams and international stakeholders.
Managed the overall program to coordinate complex digital projects.
Successfully launched a digital product in China (including successful certification for the Chinese market).
Balanced local requirements with global priorities while taking tax and regulatory requirements into account.
Introduced a new way of working to improve collaboration and coordination across locations.
Developed and implemented a scaling strategy for the digital business model in China.
Used Jira, Confluence, Miro, Scrum, Agile ways of working, SAFe.
Project language: English.
Olaf S.
Last position:
Trainer & Facilitator for Digital Sovereignty at ITSM-COLOGNE
Project: Digital Sovereignty – Toll Collect
Workshop: Digital Sovereignty Recognize dependencies, reduce risks, remain capable of acting
Format
- One-day practical seminar
Target group
- Executive management
- IT managers
- Data protection officers
- Compliance functions
Content and objectives
- Systematic analysis of digital dependencies
- Assessment of legal and operational risks
- Development of a concrete plan to increase digital sovereignty
- Mapping of the entire IT infrastructure by participants
- Identification of critical dependencies on non-European providers
- Creation of a prioritized risk matrix based on:
- GDPR
- NIS2
- EU AI Act
- Joint development of options for action – from a hybrid model to complete migration to European solutions
- Development of an individual sovereignty roadmap with:
- Responsibilities
- Milestones
- Budget framework
Agenda
- Preliminary self-assessment (current infrastructure)
- Digital sovereignty? Nothing but an illusion
- Digital sovereignty 2026 – Germany’s dangerous dependency in focus
- Digital sovereignty & open source
- What is digital sovereignty?
- Three questions raised by digital sovereignty
- Reflection: Digital sovereignty in your own life
- Why is digital sovereignty existential now?
- Practical examples of digital sovereignty
- Schleswig-Holstein initiative
- Benefits of digital sovereignty for your company
- Assessing strategy options (cost-benefit matrix)
- Sovereign provider? 10 questions
- What does digital sovereignty specifically mean for your company?
- How do you shape digital sovereignty?
- Digital sovereignty and psychological safety
- Psychological safety: The key to high-performing teams
- Why psychological safety in your company?
- Benefits of psychological safety
- Invitation to group work: PsySafety Check (PS-C)
- The “Braintrust” experiment
- Creating a risk matrix
- Creating a roadmap & project plan
- European alternatives to US Big Tech
- 10-point plans:
- NIS2
- EU AI Act
- GDPR
- ISO 27001
Hannah K.
Last position:
Instructor, AI Fundamentals for the Digital Workplace at grandedu
- Instructor for an AZAV-certified AI training program for working professionals; designed in February 2026, with five cohorts each running for one month from March 2026
- Designed and created all modules and learning materials
- Topics: AI fundamentals, prompting, use cases in communication, analysis, and processes, agents and workflows, the EU AI Act, and GDPR
- Taught small groups of 3 to 9 participants from different professional fields and levels of seniority
- Provided individual learning support throughout each course
- Result: completed five cohorts with around 500 hours of live instruction
Reinhold M.
Last position:
Business Requirements Engineer, Proxy Product Owner, Tester at AXA Konzern AG
Working Environment
- Insurance / Claims Management (Property, Liability, Automotive)
- REST-based ClaimAPI with Guidewire ClaimCenter
Scope
- Further development of the internal REST-based ClaimAPI with Guidewire ClaimCenter as the backend and various portals/front-end offices as clients, and with the following objectives: + increased AI-supported claims processing outside of Guidewire ClaimCenter + and support for all lines (property, liability, automotive).
- Further development of automated claims processing
Activities
- Interfacing IT & Business
- Design activities with documentation in Confluence, Jira: + Requirements engineering (functional and non-functional) + Design of REST endpoints and coordination with interface partners (esp. AI-colleagues) + Identification, design and evaluation of alternative solutions (moving away from a monolithic approach toward fine-grained endpoints, with code reuse across all lines if possible) + Creation / refinement of product backlog items in Jira, i.e. epics, user stories and tasks, incl. alignment with developers & POs during (pre-)refinement sessions + Using AXA Secure GPT when creating / refining user stories (description, acceptance criteria) and designing REST endpoints + Estimation and prioritization of user stories and tasks during Sprint Planning sessions + Coordination and support during the implementation of Product Backlog items + Driving decision making with preparation and presentation of decision-making documents
- Quality assurance: + Test management, including test case creation using Xray in Jira + Test execution using Bruno as REST client and in Guidewire ClaimCenter + Submission of test artifacts for PO approval + Analysis of production bugs
Methods Big Room Planning (aka PI-Planning in SAFe), Scrum, BPMN, EPK, UML, ERM, DDD
Tools / Tech Stack Teams, Confluence, Jira with Xray, OpenAPI/Swagger, REST, JSON, XML, MS Office, Bruno, GitHub repository (reading), Guidewire ClaimCenter, AXA Secure GPT (AXA's in-house GenAI solution based on Azure OpenAI)
Paul W.
Last position:
Enterprise Architect at ePrimo GmbH
Led the end-to-end integration and migration architecture for decommissioning SAP IS-U market communication and transitioning to Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) with E.ON IT Services — covering regulated EDIFACT market messaging, a three-phase data migration (transfer of market message inventory after cutover), redesign of market communication processes, and full GDPR and German energy-market compliance.
- Designed the three-tier target architecture (SAP IS-U → NScale B2B gateway → SFMC) processing 50,000–100,000 EDIFACT messages daily within sub-5-minute SLAs.
- Architected the three-phase data migration: 36 months of historical data, zero-loss cutover of in-flight market messages, and near-real-time CDC synchronization.
- Delivered secure, BDEW/GDPR-compliant integration (AS2/OFTP2, RFC/IDoc, REST APIs, OAuth 2.0, Azure AD, AWS S3) achieving >99.5% uptime, <0.1% migration discrepancy, and RTO <4 hours.
- Applied BPMN to model and optimize the market communication processes.
Technologies: SAP IS-U, NScale, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, EDIFACT, OAuth 2.0, Azure AD, AWS S3, BPMN, Jira, Confluence, Draw.io
Jens L.
Last position:
Consulting Digital Development & Transformation at European Mar GmbH
Developed the product vision and outcome strategy for a new registry platform, designed a management workshop for strategic alignment, conducted BPMN process mapping across systems and roles, analyzed user story practices and further developed them on an outcome basis, and brought together stakeholders from business departments, management and the external development partner.
Skills: Product Strategy, Outcome Roadmapping, Stakeholder Workshops, BPMN/Process Analysis, Miro, Linear
Thomas G.
Last position:
Author at Springer Gabler
- Wrote the book chapter “Entwicklung eines digitalen Geschäftsmodells” for the Springer Gabler collection “Praxishandbuch Digitales Management”.
Andreas S.
Last position:
Interim Manager – Transformation, Governance & IT Service Organization at BTC AG
Transformation mandate: IT operating model and governance
- Managed the operationalization of a new IT operating model for a service- and customer-oriented organization in the managed services and Microsoft 365 environment.
- Translated the organizational target vision into concrete roles, responsibilities, organizational elements, decision-making paths and collaboration principles.
- Designed and operationalized a layered model with autonomous delivery teams, supporting units and clearly defined governance functions.
- Designed governance for Service Delivery Management, People Leads, Global Service Owner (GSO), operational teams, clusters and management committees.
- Structured the transformation rollout into ramp-up, implementation, stabilization and operations, and developed kick-off, communication and feedback formats.
- Further developed PMO and office structures as well as portfolio and workforce management to create transparency on resources, risks, dependencies and decision-making needs.
- Facilitated cross-functional workshops and decision-making meetings and translated different stakeholder interests into implementable principles, rules and actions.
Interim mandate: IT service and operations management
- Took over operational responsibility for Citrix and AD/Access, including incident, escalation, transition and quality management in day-to-day operations.
- Clarified operational interfaces and clearly defined responsibilities between internal units, Service Delivery Management and external service providers.
- Conducted structured GAP analyses of existing service descriptions, prepared make-or-buy decisions and clarified roles with KPI integration.
- Managed conflicting objectives, dependencies and escalations in complex customer, operations and transformation situations.
Selected results
- The transformation target vision was translated into practically applicable roles, governance rules, organizational elements and rollout formats.
- Decision-making paths, responsibilities and interfaces between operational delivery, supporting functions and management were described transparently and bindingly.
- The foundations for self-managed teams, standardized service descriptions and reliable portfolio, resource and management transparency were established.
Methods: Operating model design, governance design, RACI, GAP analysis, stakeholder analysis, workshop facilitation, change communication, risk and escalation management, KPI and service management
Kathrin S.
Last position:
Requirements Engineer at Governikus GmbH & Co. KG
- Impact: Structured requirements analysis and quality assurance as a foundation for the further development of a software solution.
- Analysis, documentation, and coordination of requirements. Conducting stakeholder analyses, interviews, and workshops to gather and validate requirements. Conducting requirements reviews and working closely with business departments and development teams.
Techniques & Tools: Requirements Engineering, Stakeholder Management, Workshop Facilitation, System Context Modeling, Requirements Reviews, Quality Scenarios, Miro, Jira, Confluence
Ole H.
Last position:
Senior IT Project Manager at Rail-Flow GmbH
The client operates a SaaS platform for managing rail and intermodal transport (Rail-Flow Transport Management Platform).
For two of its customers, it was looking for a 3-month project management replacement. Both customers offer rail and intermodal transport services. Implementation progress differs: one customer is already live and wanted its Phase 2 enhancements implemented; the other customer is implementing its MVP and entering an intensive testing phase.
As part of the assignment, project management was taken over, including management of the internal development team (offshore Turkey).
- Took over complete project management for 2 customer projects, including the roles of Product Owner and Co-Scrum Master
- Managed agile implementation teams consisting of business analysts, implementation consultants, developers (offshore) and QA staff
- Ensured compliance with and further development of project governance
- Planning and rollout management: creation and maintenance of project and rollout plans as well as coordination of role assignments with the client’s management
- Requirements and change management: management of contractual requirements, bugs and changes
- Customer and project communication: organization and moderation of status meetings and steering committees
- Identification of project risks, initiation of countermeasures and escalation
- Ensured correct and timely invoicing for project services together with Finance
Methods: Scheduling (forward- and backward-based), including milestone planning, structured interviews, multi-project management (in English)
Tools / Technologies: Jira, Confluence / Atlas, Claude (Skills, Artifacts), MS Outlook
Michael H.
Last position:
Senior Consultant Retail & POS (LS One) at Gebr. Heinemann SE & Co. KG
Analysis and structuring of business and technical requirements for the further development of the LS One checkout system. Designing solution proposals and translating them into precise implementation tasks for international development teams. Prioritizing and coordinating requirements from a functional perspective, taking business and legal requirements into account. Quality assurance through reviewing, testing and evaluating the implementation based on defined acceptance criteria. Functional support for international deployments and rollouts, as well as analysis of feedback from locations for release planning.
Additionally: Supporting the integration of Anybill to provide digital receipts, as well as coordinating business and technical requirements within the existing POS environment.
Vadim R.
Last position:
Independent AI Product Lab – Agentic Product Owner / Product Builder | R&D
- Hands-on development of AI-native product prototypes with specialized AI agents for research, requirements, business logic, UX/flow design, test case generation and quality assurance.
- Structured use and orchestration of AI agents through clearly defined roles, inputs/outputs and handover points; breaking down complex product tasks into verifiable work packages and iterative prototyping cycles.
- Establishment of human-in-the-loop quality gates to validate AI-generated results for functional correctness, consistency, completeness and feasibility; targeted rework cycles in case of deviations.
- Development of a regulatory GenAI/rules prototype for CRD VI with a structured decision flow, web UI, rule-based validation and automated test cases; iteration of the business logic through to a pilot-ready POC.
- Design of an AI-to-Action banking prototype: AI intent → consent → bank/product logic → conversion including admin console; translating the product idea into MVP scope, role model, user flows and clickable prototypes.
Alexander H.
Last position:
Senior Product & Strategy Consultant at hegehofer.consulting
Design, development, and market launch of digital products and platforms – from strategic alignment and agile implementation to Go-to-Market and Go-Live, integrating AI into processes and products
Nico B.
Last position:
Project Manager at Deutsche Glasfaser Holding GmbH
- Act as project manager and first point of contact on the project side
- Coordinate with teams to ensure required information is available for project completion
- Ensure both general contractors and internal teams store information correctly
- Monitor compliance with the project checklist and follow-up
- Plan and execute the project plan
- Perform budget and project calculations based on expected price calculations and estimated effort
- Participate in project meetings
- Review progress of Actoom (external partner handling data)
- Answer queries from Actoom regarding data migrations to retrieve data from internal partners or general contractors
- Contact subcontractors to obtain missing information
- Communicate with insolvent companies to obtain missing information
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Statistics of experts using Miro
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
18 years

Position duration
2.8 years

Positions per freelancer
11

Top business areas
Project Management, Product Development, Information Technology

Top industries
Information Technology, Professional Services, Banking and Finance

Certification focus areas
Project Management, Product Development, Information Technology
Bachelor's degree or higher
93%
Master's degree or higher
61%
Doctorate
6%

Certifications per freelancer
4

Most common languages
German, English, French

Speak two or more languages
98%
Based on our profile pool as of 29 Oct 2026.
Daily rate distribution
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The average daily rate is the mean of all daily rates from recent contracts of comparable freelancers on our platform.
The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.
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.
Miro 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 (81%)
- Professional Services (60%)
- Banking and Finance (41%)
- Automotive (41%)
- Retail (40%)
- Manufacturing (38%)
- Media and Entertainment (31%)
- Education (30%)
Please note that freelancers can work across multiple industries, so percentages overlap.
About the technology
What Miro does
Miro is a visual collaboration workspace for distributed teams. Its infinite canvas supports sticky notes, diagrams, documents, presentations, voting and structured workshops in one shared space. Companies use Miro to make complex discussions visible and turn ideas into decisions.
Common deliverables
Miro work often sits at the centre of product, design and transformation work. Specialists create reusable boards and facilitation flows for activities such as:
- Product discovery and opportunity mapping
- Customer journey and service blueprints
- Agile planning, retrospectives and roadmaps
- Design thinking workshops and research synthesis
- Team onboarding and strategy sessions
Ecosystem and tools
Strong Miro practice combines the canvas with the tools teams already use. Relevant connections include Jira, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Workspace and Zoom. Professionals may also work with Miro templates, board permissions, guest access, presentation mode, voting, timer functions and the Miro REST API.
When companies need help
Companies bring in freelance Miro expertise when workshops need a clear outcome, teams work across locations or an existing board library has become difficult to manage. In Germany, specialists often support international groups that need remote sessions alongside focused on-site facilitation. They can also adapt workshop language, structure and documentation for multilingual stakeholders.
Skills beyond the canvas
Miro is most effective when paired with facilitation and problem-solving skills. Look for knowledge of service design, UX research, product discovery, agile ways of working, change management and information architecture. A specialist should understand when to use an open canvas and when to impose a clear structure, decision path or timebox.
Signs of quality
A capable professional makes collaboration easier before, during and after a session. Check whether they can explain the purpose of each board area, protect participant focus and turn activity into useful outputs. Good specialists typically:
- Define outcomes, roles and preparation clearly
- Build accessible boards with consistent visual logic
- Facilitate quiet and highly interactive groups
- Capture decisions, owners and next steps
- Hand over editable templates and practical guidance
Frequently asked questions
The facts hiring teams ask for most often when it comes to Miro.
Companies use Miro for collaborative workshops, product discovery, customer journey mapping, service design, retrospectives and strategic planning. It is also useful for presenting ideas, collecting feedback and documenting decisions in a shared visual workspace.
Miro offers a broad set of templates, facilitation controls, diagramming options and integrations for structured collaboration. FigJam is often considered alongside it for design-led work, while Microsoft Whiteboard can suit teams already centred on Microsoft 365; the right choice depends on governance, workflow and workshop depth.
A strong Miro specialist may also bring workshop facilitation, service design, UX research, agile planning or change management skills. Experience with Jira, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, Slack and the Miro REST API can be valuable when boards must connect to wider delivery processes.
The right level depends on the work, not on the tool alone. A simple board setup may need strong visual organisation, while a complex transformation programme calls for a Miro professional who can design sessions, manage stakeholders, handle permissions and turn discussion into accountable actions.
Yes. Miro supports live and asynchronous collaboration, so teams in Germany can combine remote workshops with on-site sessions and follow-up work. Agree on meeting language, accessibility, time zones, guest access and documentation standards before the engagement begins.
A Miro freelancer should clarify the decision to be made, participant roles, timing, pre-work and the expected output. The board should be tested in advance, with clear instructions, permission settings, backup activities and a simple method for recording decisions.
Review whether the board has a clear purpose, logical flow and useful outputs rather than judging visual polish alone. Ask for examples of Miro workshops or templates, then explore how the professional handled low participation, conflicting views, accessibility and follow-up actions.
Miro was formerly known as RealtimeBoard and developed from a digital whiteboard into a wider visual collaboration workspace. Professionals may still encounter the former name in older documentation, shared links or discussions about the product’s earlier history.
The average hourly rate of freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects is 105 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 840 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects, 93% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 61% hold at least a Master's degree, and 6% hold a doctorate.
On average, freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects have 18 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 2.8 years.
The most common languages among freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects are German (99%), English (97%), and French (25%).
The most common industries among freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects are Information Technology (81%), Professional Services (60%), and Banking and Finance (41%).
The most common business areas among freelancers in Germany who have used Miro in their recent projects are Project Management (84%), Product Development (81%), and Information Technology (80%).
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