About Me
I am a software innovator and researcher with over 30 years of experience spanning from hands-on development to research leadership. I am currently focused on an executable model tool - low code. I have created a tool for executing BPMN-inspired processes in combination with an own script language/database, to glue it together. The heavy lifting can be done with building blocks that the users creates by themself in C#/JavaScript. This is now available in Xware's product xT 2.1 that was released June 2025.
I began my career at ISD Datasystem AB (1994-2000), progressing from developer to technical project manager, working on surveillance systems and air traffic control simulators. I then served as a consultant at Ericsson AB (2000-2001), with 3 months in Reading U.K., before pursuing my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Uppsala University (2001-2007), specializing in model-based testing of real-time systems. In the classic AI branch of search problems I created a tool called Uppaal CoVer that generates timed test sequences that fulfills a configurable coverage criterion.
After completing my PhD, I joined ENEA Software AB (2007-2009) as a software engineer and process developer, working on Eclipse-based debugging tools and multi-core optimization. Since 2009, I have been with Xware AB (now part of WiseTech Global Group) as (Principal) Software Architect, leading the development of monitoring and process automation tools including criteria-based notifications, BPMN-inspired workflows.
My career includes a postdoctoral research position at CRIM, Montreal Canada (2012-2013), where I worked on UML sequence diagram to state machine transformations and test case generation for hierarchical state machines in collaboration with Siemens and GM. I have also had a collaborations with Mälardalen University, successfully bridging academic research with industrial applications, including proof of concept of integrating Observer Automata into production systems.