I have played with, studied and worked with computers and computer systems for 30 years. I started on one of the very first personal computers that emerged, with rubber buttons. The BASIC programs you wrote had to be saved on an external tape recorder. No harddisks. A few kilobytes of RAM.
After my M.Sc.EE studies at the Chalmers Technical University in Göteborg I worked with embedded realtime systems
for three years and testing in Ireland for a year. Then I wanted to further improve my theoretical knowledge, so I did
one last year at Chalmers and studied fault-tolerant, distributed realtime systems. I then started to work at Combitech Systems
in Gothenburg as they had a solid reputation for being the best when it came to embedded systems. My section of Combitech
was however sold to Caran AB that in turn was bought by Semcon AB
and suddenly I was working at EIS by Semcon AB. But the vision of the small company's flexibility combined with the big company's muscle
was soon shredded as Semcon didn't like us. After a while our CEO gave up, left and EIS was swallowed by Semcon just as I jumped the ship as the second last.
Just as EIS was crumbling, a friend of mine got work at something similar but much more promising:
Adecco was starting up a senior consulting company and I joined in the fall of 2012.
But Ajilon Consultants
didn't quite work out, I thought, so after a couple of years I joined
Acorn Technology AB. This is a Gothenburg local and competent crowd
of software people having their office in the center of town, Drottninggatan 31.
In the winter of 2016 I got the idea to leave which lead to
A year on wheels but I returned to my life in Gothenburg.
In the winter of 2018 that same initial urge instead made me move down to Malmö. I found a nice place to live, a great crowd to work with at
Additude
and fell in love with the city.
A year of old-school C programming at
Cognibotics
followed, a year also filled with great coffe at
Solde,
food and healthy cakes at
In the Pink,
chocolate at
Cacaofoni
and very much champagne. But even though my life was better than ever again that voice told me to head south. Again!? But this time it was for real and soon an offer in
Switzerland
turned up and so I left Sweden.
Here I am, in kanton Graubünden , living in a paradise named Feldis in Gemeinde Domleschg and after working at Hamilton Medical developing ventilator control software as Covid-19 hit I am now exploring the financial industry and getting to know a part of the world that is quite fabulous.
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