Summary
Marius Imholz is an ICT System Engineer with 11 years of varied professional experience, combining technical roles in IT development and systems engineering with a deep background in choral conducting and musicology. Currently at the Universitätsbibliothek Zürich, he brings practical digitalization experience from a recent internship in IT application development at Axpo and a track record of project and event leadership in the cultural sector. Trained in choir direction and organ performance, Marius applies rigorous, research-driven thinking from his studies in computational social sciences and music/political science to bridge technical solutions and cultural preservation. He has led multiple ensembles and community sing-alongs, champions Gregorian chant and early music scholarship, and advocates for digital modernization of choral practice through volunteer board work. Comfortable in both technical and humanities environments, he leverages interdisciplinary methods to deliver pragmatic digital projects for libraries and arts organizations. Based in Switzerland, he pairs hands-on systems skills with uncommon expertise in liturgy and historical repertoire, making him a strong candidate for roles at the intersection of IT and cultural heritage.
11 years of coding experience
Kirchenmusikdiplom C Chorleitung und Orgelspiel, Kirchenmusikdiplom C Chorleitung und Orgelspiel at Kirchenmusikschule Aargau
Master's degree Computational Social Sciences, Master's degree Computational Social Sciences at University of Lucerne
Matura Biochemistry, Matura Biochemistry at Kantonsschule Wettingen
Bachelor of Arts - BA Musikwissenschaften und Politikwissenschaften, Bachelor of Arts - BA Musikwissenschaften und Politikwissenschaften at University of Basel
German, English, French, Latin, Italian, romansh, schweizerdeutsch