ABOUT

Harald Molina-Tillmann

Professional Background

I started my career in 1999 as a software engineer for consumer electronics at Kirch-Gruppe in Munich.

Since 2001, I have been working as an independent System Designer and Consultant, supporting German and international market leaders across a wide range of industries.

International experience

Projects in Germany, France, Korea, the United Kingdom, Austria, and multi-national environments

Education

Master of Science in Computer Science, complemented by interdisciplinary studies in media technology and psychology

  • Dortmund University: Software technology, Multimedia systems, Television engineering
  • Academy of Media Arts Cologne: Virtual reality systems for movie production
  • Odermatt University, Lucerne: Philosophical psychology
  • C.G. Jung Institute, Zurich: Depth psychology

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My Approach and Value for Clients


I support both well-defined project phases and situations where requirements evolve during development—or need to be clarified along the way. This can take the form of fixed delivery packages or ongoing collaboration, always with a focus on achieving reliable results and efficient use of resources.

Clients benefit from:

  • CLARITY IN COMPLEX SITUATIONS
    Structuring requirements, architectures, and decisions so that complexity becomes manageable
  • PROACTIVE GUIDANCE
    Identifying gaps, proposing next steps, and helping shape the scope where needed
  • RELIABLE OUTCOMES
    Deliverables that enable progress, alignment, and confident decision-making
  • CONTINUITY ACROSS PERSPECTIVES
    Bridging concept, system architecture, and implementation realities

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My Principles of Work


My work is guided by three core principles.

  • INTUITION
    Rapid understanding of complex systems and early identification of critical aspects
  • TANGIBILITY
    Making abstract concepts concrete through models, structures, and clear deliverables
  • VERSATILITY
    Adapting to different domains, teams, and project setups while maintaining consistency

In practice, this means:

  • combining analytical rigor with creative problem-solving
  • considering both technical and human factors in system design
  • adapting flexibly to new insights and changing project conditions
  • working in a structured, transparent, and collaborative way