Lucian Plaumann is, according to a single secondary source, a candidate for the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand [23] standing for the Northland electorate [20][21].
Plaumann's educational background, as reported by a single secondary source, includes attendance at Westlake Boys High School from 2007 [19], followed by study at Auckland University of Technology from 2016 [17], and later at the Hertie School from 2020 [18].
His early career included a role in People, Performance and Culture at KPMG New Zealand, reportedly from 2017 [7], and several positions at Bonaverde from 2018, including Operations and Marketing [6], Customer Experience Manager [2], and Marketing and Investor Relations Team Lead [5]. According to a single secondary source, he also undertook freelance market research at GG03 from 2019 [4].
Plaumann is reported to have held a number of research and policy-oriented roles. These include a Research Assistant position at The Governance Post from 2021 [9], a Werkstudent role in Government and Public Sector at EY from 2021 [10], and a Post-Graduate Research Trainee position at Eurofound from 2022 [8]. According to a single secondary source, he has also worked as a policy researcher at the NZ Policy Institute [14] and as a policy impact worker for the European Commission [13].
From 2021, he is reported to have co-founded an organisation focused on Work, Economy and Social Policy [16]. From 2023, a single secondary source identifies him as an Analyst in EU Public Policy Research, Evaluation and Impact Assessments at ICF International [1], and as an author at Eurofound [12]. He is also described, according to a single secondary source, as an EU policy analyst [3] and a social impact crowdfunding fundraiser [15].