Summary
Odin Severinsen is a robotics software engineer in Oslo with eight years of hands-on experience building autonomy and estimation systems for real-world platforms. He has practical expertise in ROS, sensor fusion, error-state Kalman filters, PCB hardware/software debugging, and CI-driven Git workflows, and has applied these skills to autonomous ferries and research projects. Comfortable leading interdisciplinary teams, Odin has held technical leadership roles in high-tempo settings—from chief electrical engineer for a student racing program to managing software projects at KEF Robotics. He pairs academic depth (Master’s in Cybernetics and Robotics, studies at MIT) with teaching experience across robotic vision, sensor fusion, control and statistics courses at NTNU. Known for sustained productivity under pressure, he blends rigorous estimation algorithm implementation with pragmatic systems integration. An interesting detail: beyond software he has led battery and housing design for a race car, giving him rare cross-domain insight into both mechanical and autonomy stacks.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet
Non-degree, Advanced Study Program, Non-degree, Advanced Study Program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology