Experience

Trackman

• Denmark
• Spectator Sports
• 400 - 500 Employee

• Digital Hardware Verification Engineer

  • Oct 2021 - Present

  My primary task at Trackman is that I verify that the products' various subsystems are working as intended. This includes high speed measurements, testing of power converters and validating digital circuits. I also perform ad-hoc tasks for and with my colleagues in the hardware department, e.g. conducting tests of various prototypes, but also with the construction of test setups, assembly of electrical hardware and scripting for test automation. Additionally, I participate in the monthly EMC Club arranged by FORCE Technology, where I am introduced to topics and cases relevant to the EMC field. Show less



NVIDIA

• United States
• Computer Hardware Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Student assistant in Interconnect Design

  • May 2020 - Jul 2021

  I worked as a student assistant in the Interconnect Design department, specifically with testing modules for receiving and transmitting in fiber networks. During my time in Nvidia, I also worked on larger projects and I wrote my Master’s dissertation, “Control of High-Power Laser Module for Co-Packaged Optics”, in collaboration with the department. The majority of my work was in the lab, where I tested and debugged both my own setups and scripts, as well as the work of my coworkers. Show less



Tivoli

• Denmark
• Travel Arrangements
• 500 - 600 Employee

• Student Assistant, IT-support

  • Nov 2017 - May 2020

  In this job, I was often given sole responsibility for Tivoli’s IT systems, as I frequently worked the late shifts. The job taught me to be highly adaptable as the work tasks differed wildly; sometimes I assisted the CEO with logging into his account, and the next day I had to crawl into a carousel to ensure that the sound system played as it should. During the daytime, I worked in the IT office, where I structured my own time and collaborated with my coworkers. In this job, I was often given sole responsibility for Tivoli’s IT systems, as I frequently worked the late shifts. The job taught me to be highly adaptable as the work tasks differed wildly; sometimes I assisted the CEO with logging into his account, and the next day I had to crawl into a carousel to ensure that the sound system played as it should. During the daytime, I worked in the IT office, where I structured my own time and collaborated with my coworkers.