Alexander Lorz IT Beratung und Training

Dr.-Ing. Alexander Lorz is a freelance software architecture trainer and IT consultant, member of the iSAQB Foundation Level working group and head of the working group Train-the-Trainer. He actively contributes to the further devel­opment of the Foundation Level curriculum, is the author of the CPSA‑F reference training material for univer­sities and inter­na­tional training providers and co-author of an iSAQB-compliant study guide for preparing for the certification exam.

Practical and academic aspects of software and system engineering have driven his profes­sional career for more than 20 years. Alexander studied computer science at Dresden University of Technology and worked as a researcher, educator, and PhD student at the Heinz-Nixdorf Endowed Chair for Multi­media Technology. During this time he partic­i­pated in a wide range of academic research and industry-founded projects.

After working as research group coordi­nator, he joined the Dresden-based intecsoft group as a software architect, developer, and technical project manager. Projects he contributed to were located in the fields of electro­mo­bility, document and trans­action processing as well as digital­ization of business processes.

Since 2016 he has been working as a coach and trainer in software architecture for course partic­i­pants from various sectors, e.g., automotive suppliers, fintech, and insurance companies, public author­ities, automation technology, telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions, and IT service providers.

In his training courses, he places particular emphasis on imparting practice-oriented knowledge and skills as well as on exchange of knowledge between partic­i­pants about their experi­ences in the devel­opment of complex IT systems. At the end of the day, it’s about helping teams to deliver great software.