I combine brand strategy, content production and technical execution. Currently leading the marketing stack at Dornauers in Nuremberg; previously three years of B2B content production for Design Offices with clients such as BMW, Marc O'Polo, Drees & Sommer and Sparda-Bank.
My background is in media production and media technology (B.Eng., OTH Amberg-Weiden); my professional practice sits at the intersection of brand, content, e-commerce and digital processes.
Over the past years I have worked across three very different structures: a media agency, a corporate-style B2B company with 50+ locations, and a family-run food business with its own production. This mix has shaped my understanding of how marketing functions across different organizational logics.
My strength lies in connecting: between strategy and execution, between creative idea and technical implementation, between marketing and adjacent functions like sales, operations or compliance. I think in systems, not in isolated assets, and work consistently outcome-oriented along SMART principles.
A second, growing focus is the application of AI in marketing workflows — not as an output accelerator, but as a structured operating layer for content, consistency and topic intelligence.
Listen to stakeholders, review data, understand market and audience.
Sharpen the brief, set SMART objectives, build a messaging hierarchy.
Develop concept, visual language and argumentative logic.
Production and coordination internally and with external partners; clean launch.
Measure results, capture insights, sharpen the next iteration.
A selection across B2B video, e-commerce, internal tools, sales enablement and event production. Each project with a clear business angle and a measurable or qualitatively meaningful outcome.
On more elaborate productions with an external film crew, my role shifts: from producer to concept and organization partner. On the following image clip, I co-led the concept and organization within the marketing team — the actual filming was handled by an external production team.
The real value of the production came from integrating it into an existing DAM system — produced assets became taggable, searchable and available to all teams.
Four photographers, ten locations, one consistent visual language.
PHOTO · ONSITEMetadata and semantic categorization per asset.
METADATA · TAGSSearch by location, motif, use case and format.
FILTER · DAMAvailability across sales, marketing and location teams.
CROSS-TEAMSelected Collaborations
Three concepts I am actively thinking about and partly already implementing. They follow a common principle: relieve marketing teams while increasing quality, consistency and strategic sharpness at the same time.
From a central campaign brief, consistent assets are derived for different channels, formats and markets: LinkedIn, landing pages, newsletters, sales one-pagers, presentations, regional adaptations — with clear approval steps instead of fragmentation.
A system that continuously captures relevant topic clusters: trends, audience questions, competitor moves, regulatory shifts — translated into actionable content ideas, whitepaper outlines and sales narratives.
An internal AI assistant that supports marketing teams with tonality, positioning and consistency: checks copy against brand voice, suggests headlines, translates technical statements into benefit arguments, builds messaging hierarchies from complex subject matter.
In parallel I am developing "Ubo" — a multi-agent system that orchestrates specialized AI agents through a flat coordinator architecture. Tech stack: FastAPI backend, multiple language models (Claude, OpenAI, local Gemma via Ollama), three-layer memory system (SQLite, vector DB, semantic notes layer).
The project is both a technical self-study and a conceptual playground for the marketing applications outlined above — driven by the ambition to stay technically state of the art and to truly understand new tools rather than just use them.
If you are filling a role where marketing is thought of strategically, technically and creatively at the same time — I would be glad to hear from you.