About me

I'm originally from Budapest and moved to Germany in 2016 for a European Voluntary Service placement. I've lived in Bad Wurzach ever since. Volunteering and later mentoring other volunteers taught me a lot about teamwork, organization and working with people from different backgrounds.

My career has taken me from digital media into software development and then product and project management. I started out as a developer at erkoware and gradually took on more responsibility for planning and coordinating client projects.

With TABUZZ, I've been able to bring those experiences together in a project of my own. These days, much of my work is about connecting user needs, business priorities and the people building the product. I like seeing the bigger picture while still being comfortable getting into the details.

Full CV
András Timár

Skills & tools

Product Management & Requirements
Product Ownership · Product Strategy and Roadmaps · Requirements Analysis · User Stories and Acceptance Criteria · Backlog Management and Prioritization · User Validation · Feature Planning
Project Management & Collaboration
Project Planning · Agile / Scrum / Kanban · Sprint Planning · Stakeholder and Client Communication · Team Coordination · Testing and QA · Jira · Confluence · awork · Nuclino
UX & Technical Background
Figma · UX/UI Prototyping · User Flows · Vue 3 · TypeScript · Quasar · Ionic Vue · Capacitor · HTML/CSS · Git · GitLab · GitHub · Bitbucket · JetBrains Tools · CI/CD Workflows
Content & Digital Marketing
WordPress · Elementor · SEO / GEO · Content Strategy · Social Media · PR and Partnerships · Editorial Coordination · Multilingual Content Creation

Outside work

  • Cooking
  • Sport and travel
  • Technology and investing
  • Films and series

Outside work, I like staying active, exploring new places and cooking. I have a soft spot for Italian food, especially the challenge of making a really good Neapolitan pizza. I'm also interested in ETFs, the stock market and new technology, from sustainable innovations to cars and smartphones. And sometimes, a good film or series is exactly what I need.