After completing a PhD in computational electromagnetics at Chalmers University of Technology 2004, he started working with electrical machines R&D at ABB Corporate Research, Sweden. From 2012 to 2019, he was with Volvo Group Trucks Technology, where he was appointed specialist in electric traction and electromagnetism. 2019-21 he worked with electric drive hardware systems development at Polestar, and 2022-2023 he held a position as an electric drive hardware expert at Infimotion Technology Europe. At the end of 2023, he joined SEEL, Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory, working with research and methods for electric powertrain development and verification.
The Pop in Your Job:
I love “optimisation” – when we improve our lives, our world, our existence. Especially when we do this together, and the sense of community this brings.
I also have a passion for understanding and modeling physics – especially when it can help us improve our world in some way.
At SEEL we have the possibility to collaborate with academia and industry and build common new knowledge.

SEEL Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory, is a collaboration between Chalmers and RISE for research and development of electromobility. SEEL has three test facilities: Gothenburg, Nykvarn and Borås. The aim of SEEL is to improve efficient knowledge development and cooperation to accelerate the evolution of electrified transports. SEEL will also contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and competitive battery value chain in Sweden and Europe. The automotive, aerospace, and maritime sectors, together with developers of relevant technology, will gain the possibility to test prototypes and products at independent test facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. Business actors will gain a common platform to meet and jointly benefit from the ongoing knowledge development and technology shift. Researchers from academia and institutes will at the same time gain access to advanced research infrastructure in the field of electromobility.