Summary
Daniel Jobe is a System Architect based in Stockholm with nine years of experience designing and building LabVIEW-driven control, test, and automation systems across industries from biomedical to semiconductors. A LabVIEW Champion and community leader, he focuses on reusable architecture, modern UI/UX for touch and desktop applications, and mentoring teams to adopt software engineering best practices. He has hands-on expertise across Windows, Real-Time, FPGA, and Linux targets, and routinely integrates LabVIEW with RESTful APIs, web frontends, and diverse hardware interfaces. At companies from JKI to Novator Solutions he led reusable-code initiatives and UI design teams, helping translate complex experimental and product requirements into maintainable systems. Known for evangelizing open collaboration, he publishes community-facing materials and teaches others how to build cleaner, shareable LabVIEW code. Beyond software, his physics background and early hardware work give him a practical edge when bridging firmware, controls, and user-facing interfaces.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Physics, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Physics at University of California, Berkeley
English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Swedish