Summary
André Fettouhi is an experimental physicist and practical problem-solver with 11+ years’ experience developing and deploying optical UV absorption sensors and scientific software for industrial applications. He has led the physics design, calibration and field-testing of a NOx sensor for marine engines at Danfoss IXA, combining hands-on optics and fiber installation with algorithm development and large-scale product requirement definition. His background spans atomic and quantum physics, thermodynamics and physical chemistry, and includes postdoctoral work delivering simulation tools for gas freeze-out and wind-turbine modeling in MATLAB/Simulink. Comfortable turning complex theory into robust code and lab-ready hardware, he pairs publication-grade research experience with product-focused engineering. Colleagues describe him as adaptable, collaborative and quick to learn—able to move between R&D, field tests and delivery work such as logistics through Wolt.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Physics/Chemistry, Cand. Scient, Master's degree, Physics/Chemistry, Cand. Scient at University of Southern Denmark
Dr. rer. nat., Experimental physics, Magna Cum Laude, Dr. rer. nat., Experimental physics, Magna Cum Laude at Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen
Single course, Computer Science, Bachelor, Single course, Computer Science, Bachelor at Syddansk Universitet
Gymnasium, Mathematical level, Gymnasium, Mathematical level at Sct. Knuds Gymnasium
Public school, Public school, Public school, Public school at Tingløkke
Danish, German, English, Norwegian, nynorsk, norsk, Norwegian, Swedish