Summary
Henrik Järleblad is a postdoctoral researcher in plasma physics and fusion energy based in Malmö with eight years of experience applying machine learning to diagnostics, particularly fast-ion tomography in tokamak plasmas. He combines deep domain expertise from a PhD at DTU with strong software skills in Julia, Python, MATLAB, C++, and Java to build and evaluate data-driven reconstruction methods. Henrik’s work sits at the intersection of experiment and computation, aiming to make tomographic reconstructions both faster and more accurate for fusion research. Beyond research, he brings organizational and communication strengths and an uncommon creative background in music composition, which informs a multidisciplinary approach to problem solving.
8 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Examen, Music composing and orchestration, Examen, Music composing and orchestration at Gotlands Tonsättarskola
Gymnasieexamen, Natural sciences, Music profile, Gymnasieexamen, Natural sciences, Music profile at Viktor Rydberg Gymnasium Odenplan
Swedish, English, French, Danish