About

A hands-on robotics engineer with software, controls, and mechatronics instincts.

I tend to do my best work where code has to touch the physical world: sensing, control, simulation, hardware constraints, and the debugging that happens between them. The common thread is making technical behavior concrete enough to test and improve.

Base

Copenhagen, Denmark

Looking for

Robotics software, controls, mechatronics, simulation, sensing, and applied research.

Short timeline

The shape of the work has stayed close to implementation.

For the full breakdown, the resume page has the role summaries and contribution details.

2025

PerPlant

ROS2 field sensing + dataset tooling.

2024-2026

Technical University of Denmark

Autonomous Systems M.Sc. + soft-finger thesis.

2022-2023

Harvard Microrobotics

Underwater robotics software + embedded tooling.

2022

Raytheon Technologies

Robot automation + vision-guided manufacturing.

2019-2021

DEKA Research and Development

Controls, instrumentation, and test benches.

Working style

Build against reality

I usually do best when software has to meet hardware, sensors, operators, field conditions, or lab constraints instead of living only in a clean demo.

Debug across layers

I like work where the problem can be in the code, the middleware, the sensor, the fixture, the calibration, or the assumptions connecting them.

Make behavior observable

Whether it is a robot, a dataset, or a small app, I care about making the behavior inspectable enough to test, explain, and improve.

Earlier work

Teradyne capstone

Cartesian robotics, tool changing, load-cell feedback, and an IEEE-backed paper.

Technical archive

Earlier sensing, controls, and signal-processing work, including heart-rate extraction from phone video.

Contact

Easiest to reach by email or LinkedIn.