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I want to invent the future

Do you like to turn 3D in to reality? Or just simply making practical stuff and leave nothing to chance? We pride ourselves in building some of the world’s most complex systems.

Managing the organization's digital brain

Growing up in the late 90s, just when home computers were becoming widespread, the IT world seemed full of opportunities and surprises to Oskar Löwendahl. Although several years have passed since his first encounter with this exciting new tech world, his curiosity for IT remains strong.

With curiosity as fuel

Everything in life can be a fun adventure if you let your heart make the decisions. That is the optimistic mindset of Monika Johansson Skerka, Head of Section at Saab. Through all of her life-changing choices, she has let her curiosity guide the way forward. Why spend time on things you don't find interesting, cool or exciting when you have the freedom to choose?

Programmed for a life in tech

From tree houses and soapbox cars to automating a whole house – technology has always played a big part in Simon Medbo’s life. Today, he gets to apply his passion in his profession as a Systems Integration and Verification Engineer at Saab. But that’s not all – in his spare time, he also makes use of his life-long interest as a race team mechanic.

A leader driven by creating a safe society

Meet the IT manager who thinks listening and communicating is much more important than ruling with an iron fist. Rikard Gunzenheimer, Head of Aircraft Simulation at Saab, constantly works to be as present and accessible as possible. In that way he creates trust and confidence in his leadership. And forms the best conditions for a self-governing organisation.

The architect of tomorrow’s solutions

An exciting chance to try something different – that was the reason behind the move to Germany. The city of Augsburg not only offered hiking in nature or beautiful sightseeing but the challenge of learning an entirely new language. Today, Hampus Tufvesson works as a Software Architect at Saab, where he combines his interest in travelling with his other big passion in life – technology.

Developing the power of an innovative mind

With the sights set on NASA, she had clear ambitions on which way to go early on. The aspiration was always to break into the tech world, even though her plan of becoming an Aerospace Engineer might have changed along the way. Today, Anna Gustavsson works as a Manager for Software Systems at Saab, where she combines her passion for personal and professional development with her lifelong interest in technology.

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Accelerating the human-system interaction

It started with a dream of becoming a police officer. It continued with a desire to work in a caring profession. The path to finding the right career wasn’t a straight one for Marielle Preijde. Today she is happy that she dropped out of the Social Study Work Programme and chose technology instead. Say hello to Marielle, a stubborn but thoughtful user experience expert!

Diving headfirst into new opportunities

Growing up, she had an almost obsessed curiosity about how things work. Larisa Hadzic, Head of Hull & Weapon at Saab, has always been fascinated by the machinery and mechanisms in the automation of trains and aircraft. Although she wasn’t sure what the job of a Systems Engineer really involved, a future with advanced technology was always an obvious choice.

Pernilla Eilert

From Haute Couture to computer hacks

With two older brothers working as Software Engineers, there is no doubt where Pernilla Eilert found her inspiration. Her coding path started already as a child when she watched her brother develop gaming apps that they then programmed together.

Fredrik Spets

Can robots make a workplace more human?

Imagine working with digitalization without coding and programming. Quite possible if you ask Fredrik Spets. As a Digital Transformation Director at Saab, he has worked with the automation of business processes, creating innovative apps and training robots to manage manual tasks – without spending a single day writing algorithms.

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The pioneer of future information

Working hard doesn't take you all the way. But working smart is all the more productive. That is the opinion of Erik Helander, systems architect at Saab. He describes innovation as a process where you collaborate, discuss and test ideas — and invest a lot of thinking. Only then will ideas become a reality, says Erik, who has worked with information management for over 30 years — and the majority of those at Saab.