BSc Materials Engineering
Material development, analysis and shaping of structures, manufacturing technologies. 3D modelling and 2D drawings in SolidWorks.
I started in ceramics labs at Empa and Hitachi Energy, moved into helicopter production at Kopter, and now coordinate a production support team at Johnson & Johnson. On the side I build web and AI workflows for customers through Arvenna.
people coordinated on the Sartorius Sartopore filter assembly and sterilization project at Johnson & Johnson.
analysis methods used in the lab: GCMS, TGA, FTIR, SEM, XRD, CT scanning, Vickers hardness, fatigue testing.
place from the National Association of Materials Scientists (PTM) for a canine limb prosthesis project, 2022.
digital tools rolled out or supported at J&J: the Pi Vision KPI dashboard, Shiftconnector, Kanban material tracking and Twist QR access to SOPs.
organisations in six years of work: Forward Engineering, Empa, Hitachi Energy, Kopter, Johnson & Johnson and Arvenna.
against the CV.
Customer discovery and needs analysis. I find out what slows the people on the floor before proposing anything.
Translate the business challenge into a tailored solution: a dashboard, a tracking system, a workflow, a website.
Coordinate people, systems and documents through delivery, with batch records, SAP and change control kept clean.
Interactive training modules, QR access to work instructions and live KPIs make the new way easy to follow.
The four steps are my summary of how the CV describes the work. Oskar to confirm the wording.
Material development, analysis and shaping of structures, manufacturing technologies. 3D modelling and 2D drawings in SolidWorks.
Advanced ceramics and ceramics characterization with current technologies.
Ran, maintained and repaired Prusa MK3+ and Ultimaker S5 printers, modified components for durability and repeatability, handled customer support and delivery dispatch.
Optimised sintering temperature and curing time, analysed suppliers and procured chemicals, tested with Vickers, SEM, XRD, CT and fatigue.
Researched circuit-breaker materials. Gas and material analysis with GCMS, TGA and FTIR to ISO 9001 and IEC 60079. Applied FMEA and read P&ID diagrams.
Quality documentation, maintenance timelines, SAP S/4HANA inventory and bills of materials, Teamcenter PLM, step-by-step guides for technicians.
Project coordinator, electronic batch records, KPI dashboard, digital tools, CAPAs, non-conformances and change controls.
Customer needs into web, digital and AI-enabled solutions. AI agents built in Codex, marketing visuals with Higgsfield and Runway.
Drag the nodes. Pick a group on the right to light up its tools.
Early-phase clinical trial production needs filters assembled and sterilized on time, by many hands, under strict GMP.
Project coordinator for 10 people. Ran SAP material management, production planning and batch record reviews, and kept stakeholders informed.
Work runs in full GMP compliance, per the CV. No output figures are stated there, so none are shown.
Production status lived in separate places, so decisions waited on someone compiling numbers.
Led the implementation of a real-time KPI and production dashboard in Pi Vision.
Better operational visibility, process monitoring and decision-making, as the CV puts it.
A new digital tool only helps if operators open it and find the right instruction at the right moment.
Rolled out and administered Shiftconnector, a Kanban material-tracking system and Twist QR access to SOPs and work instructions. Built interactive Articulate 360 Storyline training modules.
Tools and instructions sit one scan away, with training that simulates real use to speed adoption.
A startup partner needed its ceramics manufacturing process refined.
Optimised sintering temperature and curing time. Analysed suppliers and procured chemicals. Tested with Vickers hardness, SEM, XRD, CT scanning and fatigue (ZwickRoell), with data in Origin and Excel.
Time savings and improved KPIs, per the CV. The numbers are not in the CV, so none are claimed.
Design a prosthesis for a dog's limb.
Developed the prosthesis as a student project.
Second place from the National Association of Materials Scientists (PTM).
Could thermoelectric ceramics work in headphones, and at what production cost?
Investigated the materials, designed performance and durability tests and assessed material costs for production feasibility.
A feasibility assessment covering performance, durability and cost.
At Empa I tuned sintering temperature and curing time. This toy firing curve shows how each setting adds hours. The chart is illustrative, with invented settings, not Oskar's lab data.
hours = (T - 20) / heating rate / 60 + dwell + (T - 20) / cooling rate / 60. Room temperature taken as 20 C.
Based in Neuhausen, Switzerland. Working languages are English and German. Email is the fastest way.