Summary
Thomas Kilian is a graduate computer scientist and information security professional with 11 years’ experience applying applied cryptography, network security and secure systems engineering across public-sector institutions in Bavaria. He has progressed from hands-on research at Fraunhofer AISEC—publishing work from his bachelor’s thesis—to architectural and policy-focused roles at the Bavarian Police, the Ministry for Housing, Construction and Transport (Information Security, Legal Tech & AI), and now the Bavarian State Chancellery. Thomas blends technical depth in secure operating systems and IoT identity deployment with practical governance experience, shaping secure services at scale. Based in Munich, he brings a scientist’s curiosity and an affinity for nature to complex security challenges, often bridging research insights with operational implementation.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Informatik, Master of Science - MS Informatik at FernUniversität in Hagen
Master of Science - MS Informatics, Master of Science - MS Informatics at Technical University of Munich
German, English, Japanese, French