Summary
Hussan Munir is a Universitetslektor and Ph.D. in Software Engineering from Lund University with 11 years of experience bridging academic research and industrial practice around open innovation and open source software. His research produced strategic guidance for managers on what to open-source versus protect—validated through collaborations with Sony, Axis, Volvo Cars and Scania—and explored how firms can unlock OSS to create new business models. He combines four years of hands-on industry experience as a developer, tester and developer advocate with a strong research background, now teaching and conducting applied research at Malmö University in Lund, Sweden. Known for pragmatic, industry-embedded studies (e.g., on platforms like Android, Jenkins, Gerrit), he brings both empirical rigor and actionable insight to software-intensive organizations.
11 years of coding experience
Licentiate Degree, Exploring Open Source Software as an Enabler for Open Innovation in Software-Intensive Organizations, Licentiate Degree, Exploring Open Source Software as an Enabler for Open Innovation in Software-Intensive Organizations at Lund University
Master's, Software Engineering, Master's, Software Engineering at Blekinge tekniska högskola / Blekinge Institute of Technology
Bachelors in Computer Science, Computer Science, Bachelors in Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Arid Agriculture, Rwalpindi