– Turning an idea into reality. A problem or need gives rise to some kind of solution. Of course, it has to be questioned, debated and criticised a lot before it gets the green light. Then you get to follow its journey from the drawing board to, for example, a finished function in the programme, see it appreciated by users and doing good out there. In short, solving problems. It’s really fun and rewarding.

– I am a product manager – in this role, I have many stakeholders to work with, ranging from end users to the board of directors. My main task is to ensure that the product’s direction and development support business objectives, meet customer needs and remain at the forefront of the market. Innovation and anticipating future needs before they arise is also a difficult but important part of the job.

– The potential we have – partly to develop as a company, but above all with the CEDOC product and the benefits we can actually bring to people.

– Talk to me in Mandarin and I’ll answer (maybe). I’m a little rusty these days, but I don’t think many people expect me to know that language.

– I feel most at home in a medium-sized town like Skövde. It has everything (except IKEA). Traffic is okay, and basically everything is within walking distance.