Tomas Johansson is a seasoned product owner and engineering leader with decades of experience evolving from hands-on developer to manager, most recently steering product at IAR after a long tenure scaling Caspeco from a 10-person startup to a 160+ employee market leader. He combines strong technical roots in statically typed languages (C#, Java, Kotlin, F#, Scala, Dart, TypeScript) with practical experience migrating monoliths to Azure-based SaaS platforms and instituting Agile product practices. Tomas excels at building and mentoring engineering organizations, having grown development teams from single digits to dozens while introducing tooling and processes that improve delivery and quality. His background spans embedded and enterprise systems, and he brings an uncommon blend of technical architecture focus and empathetic, coaching leadership. Outside tech he has pursued complementary work in body-centered therapies and movement coaching, a perspective he applies to team resilience and sustainable work practices. Grounded in an MSc in Computer Science, he is pragmatic, outcomes-driven, and adept at turning complex domain needs into scalable product solutions.
8 years of coding experience
33 years of employment as a software developer
Therapist Shiatsu, Therapist Shiatsu at Axelsons Gymnastiska Institut
M Sc Computer Science, M Sc Computer Science at Uppsala University
Coordinate Reference System Transformations. This is a "JVM library" implemented with Kotlin, but usable from e.g. Java/Kotlin/Scala/Groovy/Jython/JRuby (see the sample code). Most of the test code is written with Java, and the third-part libraries used from Kotlin are also implemented with Java.
Contributions:8 releases, 481 commits, 1 PR in 3 years 8 months
Adapters for Java implementations finding the shortest paths between two locations. This is useful for travel routing when you want to minimize the total time or total distance.
Contributions:1 release, 2 PRs, 64 pushes in 4 years 3 months
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