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About Engineer Day
Welcome to a unique day filled with inspiration, learning, observing the world around you and networking. Free of charge.
Listen to interesting lectures. Meet other engineers from innovative and leading companies. Create new contacts with companies and other engineers. Take part in current challenges, plans and solutions from the industry.
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Programme
Time: 25 October 2022 kl. 13:00-17:00
Place: Kulturens hus, Skeppsbrogatan 17, 972 31 Luleå (Map)
The programme features several events, some of which overlap.
You will get headphones so you can listen in simultaneously. If you take off your headphones, you show that you are open to conversation.
The final, more detailed program will be presented shortly and published regularly on our social channels – do not miss to follow us there!
- Main stage: This is the main event.
- Live Pod: Live pods are available through a headset.
- Masterclass: Lectures/workshops with 20 people in attendance (film-screening format).
- Interview: Talks between Anna Leijon and an interesting engineer.
- Networking: Converse throughout the day with engineers and company representatives.
The programme in detail
Programme sections
Registration and networking
Welcome to Engineer Day 2022! Meet with fellow engineers and colleagues as we sign you up for the day’s events.
Welcome Engineers! (In Swedish) (13.30)
Engineer Day Luleå 2022 is finally here! We engineers will be a deciding factor in meeting tomorrow’s goals, both locally and globally. Only if we help each other will these be realised.
Helena Torhage
Moderator
Engineer Popcorn (13.40)
4 minutes, 6 slides.
One engineer from each organisation will answer the question: How do we contribute to the green conversion?
Inspired by Japanse Pecha Kucha and Ignite Talks, Engineer Popcorn is a presentation that puts demands on creativity and communicative ability.
13.40-13.44 – Northvolt
13.45-13.49 – Scania
13.50-13.54 – Skanska
13.55-13.59 – Vattenfall
14.00-14.04 – Trafikverket
Helena Torhage
Moderator
Emma Olausson
Environmental Engineer, Northvolt
Tony Persson
Head of Battery production, Scania
Katja Uusitalo Strömberg
Projektchef, Skanska
Björn Bolund
IP Coordinator and Senior R&D Engineer, Vattenfall
Helena Eriksson
Regional Direktör Nord, Trafikverket
Q&A (14.10)
Helena Torhage
Moderator
Emma Olausson
Environmental Engineer, Northvolt
Tony Persson
Head of Battery production, Scania
Katja Uusitalo Strömberg
Projektchef, Skanska
Björn Bolund
IP Coordinator and Senior R&D Engineer, Vattenfall
Helena Eriksson
Regional Direktör Nord, Trafikverket
Engineering Panel: At what cost? Circularity, innovative materials and electrification (In Swedish) (14.45)
What engineering-specific challenges result from these fast rates of development?
Is electrification really the answer to everything? What would happen if we were wrong and needed to revaluate our processes, even down to their smallest parts? Could open-source approaches be applied to circularity in order to improve upon our shared journey forward?
In the Engineering Panel discussions are held between representatives on stage who will then answer questions from the audience.
Helena Torhage
Moderator
Åsa Granli
Head of Motion Sales, ABB
Christer Berglund
Business Strategist, Vattenfall
David Nordberg
Projektchef, Skanska
Stefan Forsgren
Affärsområdeschef kraftsystem, Skellefteå Kraft
Engineering Panel:: The Sweden of Tomorrow. (In Swedish) (15.55)
What makes a country? Infrastructure, railways, power grids. But then what? With a high rate of development Sweden wants to take the lead in many of these fields – an aspiration that brings with it many possibilities and obstacles.
How do we transform existing infrastructure into meeting sustainability and efficiency goals? Is it possible to upgrade them without having to start anew?
A Live Pod with interesting perspectives on Sweden as a strong force for change in a fast- moving world.
Helena Torhage
Moderator
Malin Correia
Sales and Marketing Manager, Hitachi Energy
Mats Brännström
VD och ägare, MGB Energy Consulting AB
Fredrik Jonsson
Business Innovation Manager, Skellefteå Kraft
Björn Hansson
Projektledare för utredningar/ÅVS i tidiga skeden inom Region Nord, Trafikverket
LIVE-POD
Live Pod: The Smart World (In Swedish) (15.20)
Smart buildings, cars and AI. The smart world is growing everywhere, enabling a faster rate of growth as well as new and exciting challenges.
What have we learnt thus far and what will become smart next? What is the price we pay for becoming ‘smarter’? Are there any risks to these developments?
Listen in on a live pod where experts in this area will provide interesting angles and insights.
Sofia Nagander
Manager Digital transformation Office, LKAB
Terése Edholm
Project Manager, ABB
Karin Sjöö Åkerblom
VD, Tromb
Live-podd: Designing Diversity (In English) (16.30)
What are the benefits of a diversity organisation? What are the challenges? And most importantly, how do I get started creating an organisation with diversity?
Meet the sharpest in the industry who discuss the possibilities and the positive effects in this live podcast.
Helena Renström
Marketing Manager, Skellefteå Kommun
Chana Svensson
CEO, MindDig
TBA
TBA, TBA
INTERVIEW
Interview #1: Hitachi Energy – a technology leader who creates and develops new products and digital solutions for energy companies, industry, transport and the infrastructure sector to support a sustainable energy future (14.45) (In Swedish)
- Malin, you work with front end sales at Hitachi Energy. What does that mean?
- Can you explain what products you build and sell?
- The role of the engineer – how could it change during one’s career?
- Luleå – what is happening here and what exciting engineering problems need to be solved?
- Diversity360, female acceleration, lifelong learning – tell us more about these concepts at Hitachi Energy.
Malin Correia
Sales and Marketing Manager, Hitachi Energy
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
Interview #2: FMV's world-unique location in Norrland enables testing and evaluation of aircraft and weapon systems for Sweden and our partners (15.10) (In Swedish)
- Your department mainly works with telemetry. What is it and how do you apply that technology?
- You work on and with Sweden’s largest test area – what is the purpose of the operation?
- Could it be that another country, with which Sweden has a cooperation agreement, gets in touch and asks if they can test their new high-precision weapon/UAV with you? If so, how does it work and what kind of challenges do you face?
- To what extent is what you do secret and what do you share with the public? Why/why not?
- Finally, how could Swedish membership in NATO affect your duties here in Luleå?
Mathias Eriksson Livbom
Systems Engineer, FMV
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
Interview #3 – How Scania's battery assembly accelerates the electrification in Sweden (15.35) (In English)
Listen in and get to know Tony, sharing his reflections of challenges with the battery assembly and the overall transition towards Electrification in Sweden.
Some of the Questions that will be discussed:
- How and why would a battery assembly, such as Scania’s, contribute to the transition towards Electrification?
- What is the status right now and what are the biggest challenges to make this happen?
- What different types of Engineers are involved in this initiative?
Tony Persson
Head of Battery production, Scania
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
Interview #4: The Swedish Armed Forces - a unique and vital workplace with special requirements for both confidentiality and sustenance under the most extreme situations(16.00) (In Swedish)
- Why did you want to become an engineer?
- What engineering roles are you looking to fill and where are they located?
- What is the mission of the Armed Forces?
- What is a defense engineer and what does it do? What does a typical day look like?
- What engineering challenges do the Swedish Armed Forces and supporting authorities such as FMV FOI face in general and the defense engineer specifically? What special demands are placed on you and your system? Preferably ones that are unique to you and your business.
- What kind of changes could joining NATO mean for you and your business? What other bilateral agreements are there and how are they reflected in your data on a daily basis?
- If we zoom out, what kind of trends do you see in general and what is happening in the outside world and what interesting parallels are there to draw to you and how do you think they will affect you/you?
Kenneth Marbäcken
Överste löjtnant och försvarsingenjör, Försvarsmakten
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
Interview #5: Vattenfall enables the electrification of society and secures the increasingly critical energy supply (16.25) (In swedish)
- Christer, you went to technical high school. Why were you drawn to technology and solving technology challenges?
- After all, Vattenfall is owned by the Swedish state and what would you say is your task today and in the future?
- How do you at Vattenfall promote and enable electrification and what different types of energy are there actually?
- Can you explain what “flex” means in electricity production and consumption? How could it change everyday life for companies and individuals?
- Have you at Vattenfall noticed the increased security threat around energy supply and what measures are you already taking today to secure such critical infrastructure and electricity supply that we are becoming increasingly dependent on?
- Tell us more about the opportunities and breadth of engineers that you are looking for at Vattenfall and where are your jobs allocated?
Christer Berglund
Business Strategist, Vattenfall
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
Interview #6: How Northvolt is writing energy history and ramping up a gigafactory at an incredible speed (16.50)
- What made you choose to study engineering and what do you like about engineering problems?
- Tell us about Northvolt – what is your mission and how does battery production really work?
- You are ramping up your production capacity at an incredible speed. Tell us more about what it takes to build a gigafactory from scratch and how to ramp up new production lines?
- Northvolt is maybe not a typical employer. For example, you have the growth mindset and allow for freedom and flexibility, but can you tell us more about how it is to work there and what is unique about it?
- What are the future trends within your niche and what exciting challenges lie ahead for Northvolt?
- What opportunities and different kinds of roles that could fit engineers are there at Northvolt? Where are those located? Where could one find more information about this?
Tomi Vuollet
Director, Production Technology, Northvolt
Anna Leijon
Engineer, Tech creator & Podcast host, Techskaparna
ERIK LINDEGREN
Masterclass #1 - Industry Decarbonisation – Good business while saving the climate (14.45)
Why do we electrify heavy industry? Will the electricity be enough and how does fossil-free steel from Hybrit fit into the whole thing.
Björn Bolund
IP Coordinator and Senior R&D Engineer, Vattenfall
Masterclass #3 - Digitization - How to go from discussion to action (16.15)
Digitizing your business can feel challenging. To really succeed, more than technical solutions and good ideas is required. Listen to Tromb’s digital business developer for concrete advice on leadership, goal management and innovative and well-proven methods to get your work done.
Karin Sjöö Åkeblom
VD, Tromb
STINA ARONSSON
Masterclass #2 - Sustainability in the construction industry - what does it mean and why is it important? (15.30)
How do we avoid creating waste and instead see value in all materials. How do we achieve more circular material flows?
We jointly look at challenges, conditions and technical solutions in the construction industry to reach the climate goals.
David Nordberg
Projektchef, Skanska
Martin Lundholm
Produktionsingenjör, Skanska
17.05-18.05
Ingenjörsdagen After Work
Hang out and pose questions to company reps in person! Meet with colleagues and discuss issues brought up throughout the day. Enjoy!
Includes Silent Disco for those who want to participate.
Masterclasses
Our masterclasses are lectures at a more advanced level where you get to learn about a subject in-depth, under the guidance of a recognized expert in the field. Usually, a limited topic is treated, and you get to take part in the expert’s tips and practical experiences and can ask questions.
20 people can participate in each masterclass. This means that there is room for discussions and questions. As there is a limited number of places, we are happy if you cancel your place if you can not use it, so that someone else has a chance to take part in the master class.
The masterclasses will be presented shortly and published regularly on our social channels – do not miss to follow us there! If you have any questions, get in touch with us by email, and we will help you!
Once we have determined which masterclasses will be in the program, you will be able to book them at the same time as receiving headphones and programs at check-in.
Film & photos from Engineer Day 2022
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How it works
Engineer Day is a so-called silent event – a concept where you use headphones with several channels to listen to various interesting lectures and discussions.
The room is divided into different areas where there is the opportunity to network, attend exclusive masterclasses, listen to live podcasts and hear interesting discussions at the main stage.
How the headphones work
The programme contains different events, some of which run in parallel. You get headphones so you can listen in simultaneously. If you take off your headphones, you show that you are open to conversation.
The headphone is switched on by pressing both the orange buttons on the back of the headphone simultaneously for about 3 seconds. The same goes for turning off the headset.
To increase the volume, press the orange button on the left side one click at a time. The volume is reduced by holding down the orange button on the left side.
To change the channels, press the orange button on the right side of the headset.
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The number of tickets is limited so secure your seat before we run out of space! All events are free of charge.