About

Technically grounded. Management-ready.

More than 20 years in IT – combining technical depth with project leadership, product ownership and an entrepreneurial perspective.

My career started in software development. Over time, product responsibility, leadership and the management of complex IT and transformation initiatives followed.

That background still shapes how I work today. I understand not only project plans, budgets and steering bodies, but also the perspective of engineering, architecture and operations.

Ragnar Strerath in a project management meeting
Technical depth

Between architecture, engineering and management.

In complex IT initiatives, I work comfortably across very different levels: engineering, testing, business users, architecture, management and executive leadership.

I want technical questions to remain understandable and management decisions to stay grounded in technical reality. A significant part of my work happens exactly at that interface.

My path

From developer to business responsibility

I spent the first years of my career developing software myself. This was followed by roles as Head of Product, Division President and Founder before my focus increasingly shifted towards leading complex IT and transformation initiatives.

These different perspectives help me bring together technical, product and business requirements – from working with engineering teams to communicating with executive management and C-level stakeholders.

Methods & certifications

Agile in mindset.
Structured in approach.

Built through many years of practical experience and complemented by recognised certifications.

IPMA / GPM

Level B

PSPO I

Professional Scrum Product Owner

Certified ScrumMaster

CSM

SAFe Scrum Master

SSM

Broad in methods and pragmatic in application. I use methods and tools where they fit the client, the team and the project.

How I see my role

Advisor – Coach – Doer

I advise when direction and decisions are needed. I coach when teams and organisations need support. And I take responsibility for delivery when concepts need to become real outcomes.