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Ulrika B.

Vice President R&D at Profoto

Ulrika B.'s work experience begins in 2004 with a Master Thesis at Electrolux Home Products, where they focused on the design of refrigerator interiors. Ulrika then worked as a teacher at Skill Studentkompetens AB for a few months before joining Westinghouse Electric Sweden as a design engineer in 2005.

In 2005, Ulrika B. also started working at Combitech AB as a design engineer consultant. Their responsibilities included the development of cargo and escape doors for Boeing 787, as well as a new aileron for Airbus A320 aircrafts.

In 2008, Ulrika B. joined Oxyma Innovation, taking on the role of project manager. Their projects included the development and production of a carbonating machine for AGA Gas AB, and the design of a Powerbox for small-scale electricity production from waste water.

Since 2016, Ulrika B. has been working at Profoto, starting as a project manager and eventually becoming the Vice President of R&D. Their roles have included managing the mechanics department and leading projects in research and development.

Overall, Ulrika B. has a diverse background in project management and design engineering, with experience in multiple industries including consumer products, energy systems, aerospace, and photography equipment.

Ulrika B. completed their education as follows:

From 1995 to 1998, they attended Rudbeckianska gymnasiet and pursued the Natural Science Programme. During this time, they obtained their upper secondary school degree.

Following this, from 1998 to 1999, they enrolled at Institut de Langue Français to study French.

From 1999 to 2004, Ulrika B. attended Linköping University, where they pursued a degree in Mechanical Engineering and obtained a Master of Science (M. Sc.) degree.

In 2002, they briefly studied Marketing at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, earning 30 ECTS-credits towards their education.

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Timeline

  • Vice President R&D

    January, 2020 - present

  • R&D Manager Mechanics

    January, 2017

  • Project Manager, R&D

    March, 2016

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