Who is in the Digital Transformation Office?

Marcus Enger (BfD1) has been leading the Digital Transformation Office (BfD) since July 1, 2022. He has been an executive and project manager in the software industry and has over 20 years of experience. Together with his team, he advises the vice president for academic infrastructure on strategic issues related to digital transformation, is responsible for continuously developing the digital transformation strategy, and coordinates/implements the Digital Pact for Higher Education.

Tim Bostick (BfD2) has been the assistant in the Digital Transformation Office since September 1, 2022. Previously he worked in the administration in Faculty 09 and the Staff Research Office for 15 years. He supports the team by establishing and using project management tools. He also helps maintain and improve websites and runs the central administration of the office.

Dr. Eva-Maria Huber (BfD3) has been working as a consultant in the Digital Transformation Office since June 15, 2022. Thanks to many years of work in the field of Classical Studies, she has gained experience in research and teaching. Her tasks include supervising Digital Pact projects that focus on studies and teaching, launching the myJLU app for students, and many others.

Jeanette Jäger (BfD4) has been a consultant in the Digital Transformation office since May 1, 2022. Although new to JLU, she has experience in IT project management, sustainability, and organizational development. In BfD Jeanette is the point of contact for digital transformation in research. She is also involved in change management during the university's digital transformation.

Jeldrik Glassl (BfD5) joined the BfD team as a consultant on August 1, 2022. He has been working in the executive administration at JLU for over 20 years, most recently in the chancellor's office, and brings to BfD his wealth of experience from numerous IT projects. His main focus is on digital transformation projects related to the administration.