Summary
Oskar Lindgren is an RnD engineer and PhD-trained researcher with 12 years of experience bridging theoretical complex-systems physics and hands-on automotive control software. He has led analytical, simulation and data-driven projects to characterize self-assembly during his doctoral work and translated that rigor into developing and implementing air charge control algorithms for next-generation combustion engines at Volvo Cars. Comfortable across modeling, algorithm design, calibration, testing and unit-level software, he contributes across the full development cycle within agile teams. Based in Greater Gothenburg, he combines deep quantitative skills with practical engineering execution, and his background in randomized-system analysis gives him an uncommon knack for robust control solutions under real-world variability.
12 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Complex systems, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Complex systems at Chalmers University of Technology
English, Swedish