Summary
David Eveborn is a researcher and hydrogeologist with 14 years of experience specializing in groundwater, on-site wastewater treatment and recipient protection, currently based in the Greater Uppsala area. He combines hands-on field and laboratory experimentation with data science and programming skills to design technical solutions for water use and protection, and has led multiple R&D projects from concept to implementation. His PhD from KTH focused on phosphorus removal in soils and engineered filter materials, underpinning deep expertise in contaminant dynamics and treatment media. Long tenures at RISE and SGU reflect a balance of academic rigor and applied monitoring/data management, and he brings a hobbyist’s curiosity for Linux and Java that informs pragmatic, reproducible workflows.
14 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Land and Water Resources Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Land and Water Resources Engineering at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Master of science, Environmental engineering, Master of science, Environmental engineering at Uppsala universitet
Bachelor of science, Environmental engineering, Bachelor of science, Environmental engineering at Högskolan Kristianstad
English, Swedish