Johannes Leon Kirnberger

Leading a cross-functional team to assess the environmental impacts of artificial intelligence. Cooperating with government agencies, the tech industry, academia, and climate ventures to develop measurements and tools for key metrics such as energy efficiency, water consumption, and embodied supply chain emissions.

Project management and implementation of AI, climate action, and biodiversity preservation initiatives. Establishing cooperations with key partners such as IPCC and IPBES, anchoring GPAI initiatives at COP, IEEE, the National Science Foundation, and the World Economic Forum.

Developed and implemented digital transformation and sustainability strategies for major energy and utility clients, with a strong focus on renewables, carbon management, energy efficiency, and decarbonization.

Capstone project on the implications of policies and governance for ethical artificial intelligence algorithms. Conceptualized a framework for bias and fairness in machine learning and applied it to use cases in public health and ESG practices.

Designed a strategic pricing model for SaaS for a large multinational engineering company, focused on autonomous and electric driving. Contrived a digital transformation framework for German SMEs.

Microsoft Fellowship in cooperation with the Founder Institute, the world's largest pre-seed startup accelerator. Co-founded and incubated a social media startup after winning first place of 200 participants at the Techstars Startup Weekend in Berlin.

Audited and prioritized real estate development projects across Western & Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Promoted the internal adoption of sustainable building practices and digital building information modeling (BIM).

Analyzed the implications of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS). Assisted investigations of the digital forensics group on cybercrime in the financial sector.

Graduate degree in international relations and politics with a concentration in Energy and Environment.

Graduate degree in political sciences and public administration with a concentration in European Affairs.

Undergraduate degree in business administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurship and Energy.