Thomas Daniel, Working Student
Working on the edge can also be fun. Following his professional training in banking and his initial professional experience, Thomas Daniel began studying IT management at the UAS Cologne and worked as a working student at Detecon parallel to his studies.

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Ines Pfefferkorn, Intern
Detecon offers the ideal combination of technological and commercial contexts. This was the deciding factor that led Ines Pfefferkorn to start her internship at Detecon.

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Hilmar Woyczechowski, Consultant
Hilmar Woyczechowski studied telecommunications/electrotechnology at the University of Karlsruhe and spent semesters abroad in France and England. Before joining Detecon, he worked for a telecommunications manufacturer.

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Frank Pflugbeil, Degree Candidate
Feeling the heartbeat of the times. Frank Pflugbeil is working towards a Master’s of Engineering and is now preparing his thesis on a highly interesting topic at Detecon.

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Daniel Kellmereit, Managing Consultant
The combination of technology consulting and strategy consulting as well as the outlook of many assignments abroad persuaded Daniel to come to Detecon.

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Jens Loosen, Consultant
He came to do an internship and decided to stay.

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Christian Kuhr, Consultant
Before joining Detecon, Christian Kuhr studied communications technology at the UAS Deutsche Telekom in Leipzig. He was already at Detecon when he wrote his thesis, a situation which gave him the opportunity to explore many different viewpoints.

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Oliver Meißner, Business Analyst, Consultant
Internships at Deutsche Telekom led Oliver Meissner to Detecon. He previously studied IT management at the UAS Cologne and also completed professional training as an IT systems merchant.

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Alexander Luyken, Business Analyst
Welcome aboard. Detecon is different from other corporate consultants, as Alexander Luyken quickly noticed when he started his internship. He is studying business administration at the University of Potsdam.

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