Summary
Magnus Erler is a hardware and embedded systems developer with 8 years of hands-on experience designing ultra-low-power IoT devices, sensor integrations, and production-ready firmware. He holds an MSc in Autonomous Systems from DTU, where his thesis explored ultra-low power geolocation using Wi‑Fi and satellite scanning—a niche that combines RF sensing with energy-constrained design. At Flowplan he designs hardware, programs NB‑IoT firmware, builds test equipment, and coordinates international manufacturing, while also creating Power BI dashboards to turn device data into operational insights. Previous roles at Xaar and Radiometer reinforced his firmware skills in C, automated test development, and production line optimization. Comfortable bridging electronics, firmware, testing and supply-chain coordination, he brings a practical focus on reliability and manufacturability often missing from pure R&D engineers. Based in Copenhagen, he combines laboratory-level measurement experience with production-scale thinking to deliver field-ready embedded systems.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Mathematics Chemistry, Mathematics Chemistry at James Gillespie’s High School
Exchange Semester, Exchange Semester at Technical University of Munich
Technical University of Denmark
High School Diploma Mathematics, High School Diploma Mathematics at Nørre Gymnasium
Danish, English, German