With over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry and an additional 9 years as a boat builder, I bring a strong technical background and solid craftsmanship to every role. I’m driven by curiosity, dedication, and a constant desire to grow both professionally and personally.
I am a solution-oriented and positive team player who is not afraid to take initiative, ask questions, or roll up my sleeves when needed. I easily build relationships and foster collaboration, making me a flexible and responsive colleague who quickly adapts to new environments and challenges.
I live in Onsala with my wife and daughter. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time in the garage or at the stables, where I support my daughter in her competitive show jumping.
Key Personal Qualities
Positive, humble, and solution-focused
Strong team player with excellent social skills
Flexible and adaptable to changing situations
Thrives in high-paced environments and skilled at multitasking
Embraces challenges, especially the ones others consider impossible
Hobbies & Interests
Deep passion for cars and engines, from supercars to self-built projects
Participant in car rallies such as Gumball 3000 (2017) and Nexusball Rally (2023)
Active "pony dad" involved in my daughter’s show jumping competitions
Professional Summary
I am a design engineer who transitioned into visualization and VR, combining my technical foundation with creative innovation. After graduating in Automotive Design & Engineering in 2005, I began my career full of energy and passion for technology and product development.
In February 2009, I was given a dream opportunity to join Koenigsegg, where I designed a completely new rear wing from a blank sheet, handling everything from concept and engineering to mounting the first wing on the car. For a car enthusiast like me, it was a career-defining moment.
While working as an engineer, I developed a growing interest in visualization. In 2013, I shifted my focus and began working with photorealistic images in the Perceived Quality (PQ) department at Volvo Cars. I quickly realized this was the area I wanted to specialize in.
In 2016, I took the next step by introducing VR technology into the PQ team at CEVT in Gothenburg. I strongly believed VR had the potential to evolve from a “cool” feature to a powerful product development tool. We were among the first teams in Sweden to implement VR in the industrial design process. To accelerate adoption, I even brought my personal VR equipment to the office and started collaborating with other departments. One of my regular stakeholders was Peter Horbury, former Executive VP of Design at Geely, who often turned to me for tailored solutions, our conversations often revolved around cars, too.
Since 2013, I have worked as a Visualization and VR Artist, and my passion for this field remains as strong as ever. I am driven by curiosity, innovation, and a constant desire to stay at the forefront of visualization technology.
My preferred software includes Autodesk VRED, Epic Twinmotion, and Catia V5. I also have basic knowledge of Blender and Unreal Engine
