I’m not your typical logistics or project management professional. Yes, I handle large CAPEX projects with multi-million-euro budgets, but what truly excites me is the complexity behind the numbers - the challenge of optimizing systems, driving innovation and leading teams through real-world problem-solving.At Bayer, I’ve managed a range of projects, from complex plant logistics to warehouse construction projects, always with a strong focus on efficiency, compliance, and - most importantly - people: It's important to me, that the project teams like the atmosphere in my projects as they deliver the best results, when they feel good. I lead interdisciplinary teams to bring ambitious plans to life, and my goal is never just to get the job done, but to exceed expectations, streamline processes, and add value at every turn. I’m the person who likes to find process improvements hidden in the details and loves identifying solutions that work for both the business and operations. Whether it's improving efficieny or optimizing material flow, I’m constantly looking for ways to drive lasting change. Optimization isn’t just a buzzword—it’s at the heart of everything I do.I don’t believe in cookie-cutter solutions. If a project feels “safe,” I’m already thinking about how to improve it. I’m always pushing the boundaries, asking "what if," and exploring ways to make things work better, faster, and smarter. My leadership style combines creativity with practicality, ensuring that my teams stay aligned and motivated throughout every project phase.Outside of work, I’m all about balance. When I’m not optimizing logistics systems, you’ll find me hitting the golf course (or just trying to get my swing right), skiing down a mountain, or cheering on Borussia Dortmund with friends. I’m also known to belt out a tune or two in the car, and I’m always up for exploring new destinations and cultures on my travels.If you’re looking for someone who’s more than just a project manager, let’s chat! I’m always up for new challenges, fresh ideas, and creating projects that break the mold.