German is a trained architect with over 28 years of experience across masterplanning, architectural design, and project delivery, having worked on the design, construction, and management of complex international projects. He progressed from architect and designer roles to Managing Director, leading the delivery of major urban, architectural, and interiors projects across the UK, USA, Middle East, Russia, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and South America.

He has completed studies in business administration, finance, and leadership, and now serves as a company executive following two decades at globally recognised design and architecture firms including Foster + Partners, Richard Rogers Partnership (both Pritzker Prize–winning practices), Heatherwick Studio, and most recently Bjarke Ingels Group, where he was Managing Director for the Southern Region.

In recent years, German has overseen full company operations and business development across Southern Europe, North Africa, the Mediterranean, and parts of the Middle East.

He has also led the delivery of major global projects including the Google campuses in Mountain View and Sunnyvale (over 5.5 million sq ft), and a major mixed-use masterplan in San Jose, California, covering 85 acres with residential, office, commercial, hotel, event, and infrastructure components.

He has held leadership positions during the development of landmark projects including 3 World Trade Center (New York), Apple Park in Cupertino, California, the Leadenhall Building (London), the Buenos Aires City Hall (formerly a bank headquarters), and the 23-acre Wood Wharf masterplan in London.