Feline Schnaak

Feline Schnaak is a Researcher at the FIM Research Institute and the Business Informatics division of Fraunhofer FIT in Augsburg, focusing on sustainability through digitalization. Her work examines user-level digital technologies and corporate strategies in twin transformation contexts. She holds a dual bachelor's in International Business from Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (2019) and a Franco-German Master's in Sustainable Mobility Management from the University of Augsburg and Université de Rennes 1 (2022). Professional experience includes internships at Lufthansa AirPlus and VINCI Concessions in CSR communications.

Research interests span sustainability, twin transformation, smart home applications, and the impact of digital technologies on work environments. Her articles explore feedback nudges for energy conservation, capability maturity models for digital twin adoption, and evolving digital skills in knowledge work. She has no listed scientific awards but contributes to applied research projects with industry partners.

Her current role involves collaborative research at FIM and Fraunhofer FIT, with no documented grants or advising roles. She is affiliated with the University of Augsburg's Department of Business Informatics.