QuickCool AB (publ) strengthens its organisation with an experienced Senior Embedded Software Engineer
An experienced Senior Embedded Software Engineer joins QuickCool AB.
On 4 February, Jonas Wahlfrid starts his employment with QuickCool as a Senior Embedded Software Engineer. Jonas has a Master in computer science and extensive experience as both automation- and software engineer. Jonas has previously worked as a software consultant at a number of companies and businesses, been a teacher at Malmö University and most recently worked at Tetra Pak in Lund.
"We are very pleased that Jonas joins our team. His broad expertise and experience in embedded software engineering will be beneficial to the company both in the short as well as long term. His specific expertise in control engineering is particularly rewarding as we plan to position our QuickCool® SYSTEM as the solution that maintains a consistent, constant temperature," says CEO Fredrik Radencrantz.
"I look forward to being part of the QuickCool’s journey. In addition to refining the control engineering, I will support the ongoing work to finalize the development. In the future, I will be responsible for optimizing the QuickCool® SYSTEM and for developing the next generation of cooling systems. I will also teach our distributors and customers on our solutions, and take care of future service and maintenance," says Jonas Wahlfrid.
For additional information, please contact:
Fredrik Radencrantz, CEO
Phone: +46-46-286 38 40
E-mail: fredrik.radencrantz@quickcool.se
QuickCool is a Swedish medical technology company, whose business concept is to save lives and prevent brain damage in acute ischemia (Inadequate blood supply to the brain) by developing and providing a unique and globally patented cooling system, the QuickCool® SYSTEM. QuickCool is active in the fast-growing market, Targeted Temperature Management (TTM), for brain-protective cooling treatment of patients with e.g. acute cardiac arrest and stroke. QuickCool’s solution protects the brain by cooling in the nasal cavity and thus takes advantage of the innate heat exchanger in the nose. QuickCool’s Intranasal method offers gentle and uninterrupted cooling treatment for sedated patients. QuickCool is listed on Spotlight Stock Market and conducts its business at Ideon Science Park in Lund. For more Information, please refer to www.quickcool.se
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