THE MEMBER NETWORK OF THE iSAQB®
iSAQB® Members
All iSAQB members work on a voluntary basis. There are different types of membership in the International Software Architecture Qualification Board. These are listed below.
Active Board Members
Active members are elected by the general meeting and have a right to vote regarding all important decisions within the association. An active member can be an individual or a representative of a sponsoring company. In order to receive the status of an active member, one has to have worked actively and productively in one or more iSAQB working groups for a longer period of time.

Dr. Ulrich Becker
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Gerrit Beine

Ibrahim Benlazreg

Matthias Bohlen
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Wolfgang Fahl

Dr. Thomas Franz

Beate Friedrichs

Phillip Ghadir

Mahbouba Gharbi

Dr. Guido Gryczan
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Prof. Joerg Hettel
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Alexander Heusingfeld

Dr. Peter Hruschka

Prof. Dr. Dieter Jungmann
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Jens Kelkel

Wolfgang Keller
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Prof. Arne Koschel

Andreas Landenberger

Martin Lehmann
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Dr. Carola Lilienthal
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Patrick Müller
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Frank Pientka
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Prof. Dr. Andreas Rausch
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Holger Renner

Roger Rhoades
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Alexander Simon
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Dr. Gernot Starke
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Isabella Stilkerich
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Mostafa Anwar Taie

Holger Tiemeyer
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Stefan Toth
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Jörg Vollmer
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Prof. Gerhard Wanner
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Benjamin Wolf
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Eberhard Wolff
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Hermann Woock
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Stefan Zörner
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Supporting members are usually individuals. They can have the status of an active or passive member. Supporting members do not pay a membership fee.

Sascha Alda

Tom Asel
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Achim Baier

Rene Barrois

Lothar Baum

Johannes Bergsmann

Hajer Berhouma

Jörn Bettin

Balint Bors

Martin Buchheit

Stephan Christmann

Alfredo Delgado Sánchez

Gernot Dern

Kim Nena Duggen
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Kolja Dummann

Werner Eberling

Dirk Ehms

Mazda Fahandezh

Alexander Friedrich

Michael Gerdom

Wolfgang Golubski

Marco Grunert

Reto Gurini

Bernd Hafenrichter

Bettina Hainschink

Inge Hanschke

Hasko Heinecke

Martin Heinrich

Sebastian Herold

Jon Hill

Sebastian Hirschmeier

Johannes Hochrainer
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Torsten Horn

Claus Jungmann

Bjoern Koos

Gerold Kraus

Sascha Körner

Hermann Lacheiner

Rolf Lautenbach

Enrico Leonhardt

Klara Litschel

Michael Mahlberg
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Tadeusz Malek

Dr. Jörg Preußig

Dietmar Rager

Roberto Rahl

Wolfgang Reissenberger

Uwe Reitemeier

Ralf Reussner

Rainer Roosmann

Peter Rossbach

Roman Roth

Nicole Rothmann

Andreas Rothmann

Martin Rösch

Mohamed Saad

Uwe Sauerbrei

Axel Schmolitzky

Björn Schorre

Alexander Schramm

Renate Skender

Christian Sommerer

Dr. Michael Sperber
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Peter Spönemann

Thomas Stahl

Martin Steinberg

Katja Stucki

Hackbarth Thomas

Dietrich Timm

Prof. Jan Werewka
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Michael Wiedeking

Tobias Wuth

Heinz Züllighoven
Sponsoring Board Members
Sponsoring board members are usually companies that wish to support the iSAQB and its goals with their membership fees. These can be training providers, but also end users or software development and consulting companies.
Accso – Accelerated Solutions GmbH
actIT Academy & Consulting GmbH
Active Group GmbH
adesso SE
Akbarian.de GmbH
Albion Academy Roger Rhoades
ARS Computer und Consulting GmbH
BITPlan GmbH
Capgemini Deutschland GmbH
emax-it Informationstechnologie GmbH
embarc Software Consulting GmbH
innoQ Deutschland GmbH & innoQ Schweiz GmbH
intecsoft GmbH & Co. KG
Integrata Cegos GmbH
ITech Progress GmbH
MATHEMA Software GmbH
Method Park Holding AG
oose Innovative Informatik eG
Preußig-Seminare
SIGS DATACOM GmbH
Software Quality Lab
WPS – Workplace Solutions
Additional Information
Frequently Asked Questions
How can you become a member of the iSAQB?
You can apply for membership or sponsorship at any time (a corresponding form is available online here). As an active member, you should spend approximately ten days a year working for for the iSAQB — within one or more working groups of your choice. Preference will be given to new members who have experience in training software architects.
Why become a financially-supporting member of the iSAQB?
We take care of the development and administration of standard curricula for software architects (CPSA Certified Professional for Software Architecture). This includes the definition of exams for certification based on the CPSA curricula as well as guaranteeing the professional quality of further training for software architects. The iSAQB e. V. (registered non-profit association) itself does not provide trainings or exams, but determines examination rules and regulations, grants licenses to training course providers and certifying bodies and defines and supervises the necessary processes. All activities of the iSAQB e. V. are based on voluntary work – the active members don’t receive any earnings or fees for their contribution.
As financially-supporting member you become part of a broad network of experienced software architects. You benefit from the know-how of the members, who are often also training course providers. Make new contacts with industry experts and maybe even find new employees over the network.
Financially-supporting members are presented on the iSAQB website under Sponsoring Board Members. You can be presented with your company’s logo there and so show your membership of our well-respected association!
Financially-supporting members are allowed to dispatch a member, who can contribute to the association’s working groups. Thus, own demands on the curricula can be introduced.