Claude Skill for Case Interviews
Built a Claude Skill at Inverto that automatically generates tailored case interview presentations, streamlining a previously manual prep process.
Career
Professional &
Professional &
academic path
Where I studied, what I built, and the skills I collected along the way.
01 — Education
Academic
Academic
foundation
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Focus
- Informatics major at the intersection of management and technology
- Current grade: 1.9
Beyond the curriculum
- Founded m3 — meet, match, master, a TUM student club for working master's students, running monthly knowledge-sharing sessions from cooking to AI tools
Fun fact: m3 is built around connection without alcohol-centered events — knowledge is the icebreaker.
Highlights
- Grade: 1.9 (8.5 / 10 in the Spanish system)
- Studied and lived in Spanish — brought my Spanish to A2 and beyond the classroom
- Built an international network at one of Europe's oldest universities (founded 1499)
Focus
- Grade: 2.15
- Core: software engineering (Java, Racket), databases (SQL), information systems and business processes
- Completed in parallel with the final phase of my first bachelor's degree
Focus
- Grade: 2.36
- Combined engineering fundamentals (mechanics, CAD with Siemens NX) with business administration
- Foundation for my dual tech + business perspective
02 — Experience
Where I've
Where I've
worked
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Key achievements
- Developed a Claude Skill that auto-generates tailored case interview presentations
- Designing dashboards for the Tech Sourcing Knowledge Management Initiative — targeting ~80% reduction in document search effort
Responsibilities
- Building structured databases for client and supplier data, supporting benchmarking
- Aggregating time-off, staffing and utilization data for staffing decisions
- Working AI-first within the "One BCG" ecosystem — Claude and ChatGPT integrated into daily workflows
Highlight: seeing cutting-edge AI applied in real consulting projects, every day.
Key achievements
- Supported coordination of ~20 engineering disciplines on Stage 0 (Due Diligence) data centre projects for hyperscale clients
- Gained end-to-end understanding of the data centre project lifecycle, design through construction
Responsibilities
- Financial & commercial management: budget allocation and tracking
- Stakeholder communication, internal and external
- Project management: reports, presentations, update calls
Highlight: working in highly international teams on infrastructure most people never see — but everyone uses.
Key achievements
- Quickly built deep expertise in EAM tooling (LeanIX, HOPEX/MEGA) and took ownership early alongside experienced consultants
- Contributed to internal knowledge initiatives on "Architecture Vision"
Responsibilities
- Supporting public sector clients implementing Enterprise Architecture Management systems
- Preparing client deliverables and workshop materials
- Member of the Level T (student) SPOC team
Key achievements
- Built a factory digital twin in NVIDIA Omniverse to simulate cyberattacks and reduce downtime
- Enabled remote factory operation with real-time digital twin monitoring
Responsibilities
- Agile teamwork in an 8-person student team: Scrum roles, MVP-based iterative development, Jira
- Coordinating between university and KPMG stakeholders
Fun fact: attacking your own virtual factory is the safest way to learn how to defend a real one.
Responsibilities
- Organized and conducted intensive exam preparation courses
- Taught students across academic levels, adapting pace and managing group dynamics
Five years of explaining hard things simply — the skill I still use most in consulting.
03 — Projects
AI / PROTOTYPE
DIGITAL TWIN
WEB / DESIGN
Selected work
Factory Cyberattack Simulation
Built a factory digital twin in NVIDIA Omniverse at KPMG to simulate cyberattacks and reduce downtime while enabling remote, real-time factory monitoring.
lukasvarga.com
This website — designed and built from scratch as a personal branding project.
04 — Skills
Toolbox
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