Jonathan Wallner
Consultant
What began with a very technical and software-oriented focus in my Bachelor's degree in Business Informatics ended with an increasing focus on interdisciplinary content in the consecutive Master's degree, which represents the interface between technology and business. During my time as an intern at Daimler AG, I was able to gain practical experience in this area and help to bridge the gap between technology and functions.
When I was offered the opportunity to join ServiceLobby seamlessly towards the end of my Master's degree and Simon convinced me of the importance of service in today's competitive and increasingly digital corporate landscape, I didn't have to think twice and have been supporting the team as a consultant ever since.
Due to my interdisciplinary background in business informatics, I always bring an additional technical-oriented perspective to our projects, in addition to business service-specific aspects, which often provides new and meaningful insights. Aspects such as digitalization and digital transformation fall within my area of expertise and are a passion of mine.
When I am not working on consulting projects, I am motivated by the idea of being a creative part of a competent, growing company that gives service the necessary voice. As a result, I help to further expand our various fields of activity in an interdisciplinary manner.
In addition to my work, I am passionate about all kinds of sporting activities, especially road cycling and tennis, the latter of which I have been playing for 20 years. I'm also fascinated by all kinds of technology - from cool software to hardware in the form of graphics cards, drones and other gadgets. When I'm in a more relaxed mood, I'm also easily animated by all kinds of movies or video games. Once a year, I also try to indulge my winter passion as a skier.
Mor about Jonathan
House Of Cards, Fargo, True Detective
Head free!, A whole life
J. Cole, Cordae, Mobb Deep, Jay-Z, Nas
Pasta - in all variations
Dolce Vita in the heart of Italian Tuscany
Tennis and the Grand Tours in cycling