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    <title>Felix Rothballer</title>
    <description>Felix works at ThoughtWorks as a Lead Business Analyst. He is passionate about helping teams and organizations improve their way of working and building the right things the right way, both through methodologies and technology. His previous experiences also include architecture and operations, both for software and infrastructure along the value chain of the media and entertainment industry.</description>
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