Andreas Nitsche

Andreas Nitsche is a board member of the Association for Interactive Democracy and the Public Software Group Association in Berlin, Germany.

He is co-developer of LiquidFeedback, an open-source software, empowering political parties and other organizations to make democratic decisions independent of physical assemblies, giving every member an equal opportunity to participate.

He has a degree in computer science. During his studies he had particular interest in queuing theory and distributed operating systems. He worked for commercial and central banks as a specialist for transaction banking, international cash management and information technology for some 15 years. Current work includes solutions for process management and algorithms for collective choice. Other fields of interest include the Founding Fathers, the Louisiana Purchase, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the American Southwest.