CV
Industry
Systems engineer
GE Healthcare Cardiovasular Ultrasound, Oslo Norway, 2025-present
- I left academia to become a systems engineer in the R&D department of GE Healthcare Cardiovascular Ultrasound. Working on image quality and beamforming algorithms with focus on interventional applications.
Academia
Research position
Department of Circulation and Medical Imaging, Faculty of medicine and health sciences, NTNU, 2024-2025.
- I continue my research from the PhD and start new projects. The goal is to improve the image quality and acquisition time. The position is financed by GE Healthcare Womens Health and NTNU.
Ph.D in Medical Technology
Department of Circulation and Medical Imaging, Faculty of medicine and health sciences, NTNU, 2024.
- The title of the Ph.D thesis is “Retrospective Beamforming and Sound Speed Correction”. The research is partly financed by GE Healthcare Women’s Health through the Center of Innovative Ultrasound Solutions (CIUS).
Master of Science in Electronics Systems Design and Innovation
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, NTNU, 2021.
- Specialization in Acoustics.
- Graduation project: “Adaptive beamforming in Echocardiography”.
Software
The Ultrasound Toolbox
Website and Bitbucket repository
- I contribute with development and maintain the software library USTB. USTB is a MATLAB toolbox for processing ultrasonic signals.
vbeam
- I am a developer and contributor to the software library vbeam. vbeam is a python library build on Google JAX and allows for fast GPU processing of ultrasound signals and auto-differentiation.