Q. What is your role with us?

Currently, my role is Product Engineering Director, Oil Coolers and Test Laboratory Manager in Linköping

Q. Tell us a little about your background?

I studied Mechanical Engineering at Linköping University

Q. Why did you decide to join us?

When I was still a student, I got a summer job at the TitanX plant in Linköping. I also got the opportunity to work part-time at the TitanX tooling design department during my study period. When it was time for me to find a job I already knew TitanX quite well and liked it here, so I applied to open position as product engineer, which I though was an interesting job for me and I got the job!

Q. What opportunities does TitanX offer you?

For me, TitanX has offered the opportunity to work together with many skilled people in a broad range of engineering areas where I have been able to develop my competencies. I have worked within R&D, the product-engineering department, all my time at TitanX, but my roles and job tasks have varied a lot. I have always had challenging and interesting assignments. I had the opportunity to work with retarder oil cooler development in customer projects for many years, and I learned a lot. Among others, to collaborate with FEA and CFD engineers, test methods together with test laboratory engineers, stainless steel forming and brazing technology together with process and tooling engineers.

Q. What is your role with us?

My current role is Global Product Development Director, which means that I lead the product engineering activities on our three development sites in Jamestown, Linköping and Mjällby. I have recently decided to move back to France from Sweden, and take my job with me, as it is a global role.

Q. Tell us a little about your background

I graduated as a mechanical engineer and started my career as a product engineer in aeronautics in France. In 2007, I joined the company in a role within advanced engineering in Sweden, Mjällby. Since then, I have held different positions in the group, mainly in engineering but also in sales.

Q. Why did you decide to join us?

I really wanted to gain work experience abroad. I believe meeting other cultures and living in a new environment is very enriching. Moreover, TitanX is reputed for its structured processes, and it is a good company to work for as a young engineer.

Q. What is most attractive with TitanX to you?

What I appreciate the most at TitanX is the flexibility. We are very agile, decisions are taken in a timely manner and everyone can take part of the decision-making. There are no airtight barriers between departments or sites, we work as a team and support each other even if it means going beyond your own job description. In addition, the work environment is quite accommodating.

Q. What is your role with us?

I am a welder, welding oil coolers and intercoolers. I also support with onboarding new people to the workplace, which in my case is TitanX in Opole, Poland.

Q. Tell us a little about your background.

My adventure with welding started at the age of 13, remaking motorcycle frames. Early on, I was very much into car modifications, and before I joined TitanX I even attempted to develop my own business with a friend. I joined TitanX as a welder, and I have started to study engineering, co-financed by TitanX.