Spark Vision AB
Erik Nilsson began their work experience in 1996 as an architect at Ellsinger Arkitektkontor. In 1997, they became a Project Manager at Prosolvia Clarus, and then in 2000, they worked as a Project Manager and 3D Artist at Arcitec. In 2000, they also founded and became a partner at Artivis AB. In 2001, Erik joined Opticore AB as a Project Manager and Application Analyst. In 2004, they started working at Spark Vision AB as a Senior Project Manager and later became the Business Area Manager for Consumer Products. From 2009 to 2019, Erik held multiple roles at Spark Vision AB, including Account Manager and Business Unit Director for Digital Showroom. Finally, in October 2017, they were promoted to Chief Operating Officer at Spark Vision AB.
Erik Nilsson completed their Master's degree in Architecture from Chalmers University of Technology between the years 1991 and 1998. In 1995, they also studied Italian at the University of Gothenburg. Prior to their university education, they attended Goteborgs Hogre Samskola from 1988 to 1991, although their field of study during this time is unspecified.
Spark Vision AB
Spark Vision delivers world-leading sales support software for online and point-of-sales. Through continuous innovation and cutting-edge technology, we help companies within Automotive, Home Decoration, Kitchen and Bathroom industries to sell their products more efficiently. We sell our services and software mainly in Europe and have representation through own offices in Sweden, France, Germany, Italy and Bulgaria. Among our clients are Volvo Cars, Scania, Saint Gobian Building Distribution, Marazzi, Ballingslöv, Svedbergs, and Konradssons. Spark Digital Showroom™ is an inspirational product configurator with photorealistic visualisation. The tool helps consumers make their purchasing decision faster by showing what their future car/bathroom/kitchen etc. will look like, after all individual selections of materials and options, etc. Spark Blueprint™ is an easy-to-use drawing tool, helping sales persons and consumers with bathroom planning projects.