Dennis is a Senior Contract Manager and Head of IT Asset Management Services at Ramboll, overseeing IT asset management, software licensing, and contract negotiations. He ensures compliance, cost efficiency, and strategic alignment of IT investments while managing vendor relationships and optimizing procurement processes. Since joining Ramboll in 2017, he has held roles as Software Asset Licensing Manager and Head of IT Asset Management Services, focusing on software compliance, auditing, and budgeting. Before Ramboll, Dennis spent over a decade at Pandora A/S in various IT asset management roles, including License and Asset Manager, where he managed global software compliance, reporting, and contract negotiations. Earlier in his career, he worked in IT support and operational services at Lejre Kommune and as a consultant at Gylden Consult. His career spans both technical and managerial roles, giving him a broad perspective on IT asset management, procurement, and contract governance.

Ramboll is a foundation-managed, internationally active engineering, architecture and management consultancy that was founded in Denmark in 1945. As "The Partner for Sustainable Change", 18,000+ experts worldwide develop sustainable solutions in the fields of building construction, transportation & infrastructure, energy, environment & health and architecture & landscape architecture. In Germany, more than 1,000 colleagues work on innovative projects on the most important issues of our time. We combine local expertise with global know-how from 35 countries to develop innovative ideas and sustainable solutions for our clients. Together, we make a positive contribution in terms of climate neutrality, circular economy, resilience and biodiversity. Our outstanding projects include contracts for sustainable mobility concepts for liveable cities and communities, offshore wind farms, waste-to-energy concepts and underground reservoirs for innovative support of the energy transition, tunnels and bridges as well as architectural highlights such as the Tate Modern in London. Our employees work in international teams to close the gap between the present and a sustainable future.