Håkan Johansson

Håkan Johansson has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies and roles. Their most recent position was with StudyBee as a Technical Lead, starting in June 2020. Prior to that, they worked at Djäkne Startup Studio as a Partner, where they focused on full-stack development and mobile app development for early-stage tech products and companies. Håkan joined Djäkne Startup Studio in February 2014.

Håkan also has an extensive background in software development and design. Håkan worked at BlackBerry as a Software Designer/Developer, where they served as a Technical Lead for the Lockscreen project and developed applications such as Picture Editor and Picture Viewer with a focus on DLNA. Håkan started at BlackBerry in June 2011 and left in February 2014.

Before joining BlackBerry, Håkan worked at ST-Ericsson as a Support Coordinator and Developer. In their role as Support Coordinator, they coordinated support for customers and customer sites and was responsible for demos in CTiA Las Vegas and MWC Barcelona. As a Developer in the CPO Java department, they provided software development and customer support, including on-site support in India, Korea, and Japan. Håkan began working at ST-Ericsson in March 2009 and left in May 2011.

Furthermore, Håkan has experience as a Software Consultant at TedKompile AB and as a Developer in Ericsson AB's Java department. Additionally, they worked as a Software Developer at Teleca Sweden South, where they focused on developing applications for mobile phones, including the debugging and troubleshooting of the Obigo browser application. Håkan also spent some time as a Software Developer/Designer at Lunds Universitetssjukhus, Medicinsk Teknik.

Overall, Håkan Johansson has a strong background in technical leadership, software development, and mobile app development, with experience in various industries and a demonstrated ability to contribute to early-stage tech companies.

Håkan Johansson obtained their M. Sc. degree in Software Engineering from Högskolan i Kristianstad, spanning from 1999 to 2004.