Professor in Software Engineering
I work at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology.
My research interests include software design, AI engineering, automotive software engineering, telecommunication software, and medical software engineering.
A practical guide to engineering generative AI-based systems, from requirements and architecture to data management, licensing, feedback loops, and long-term evolution. The book connects current models and platforms with the software engineering practices needed to build dependable AI-enabled products.
A software engineering view of machine learning systems: how to move from prototypes to production-quality products. The book covers pipelines, algorithm selection, data quality, infrastructure, testing, and ethical risk management for large-scale ML software.
An introduction to the software architecture of modern vehicles, written for practitioners and students who need to understand automotive systems, their constraints, and their architectural trade-offs. The book uses real-world examples and does not require prior automotive background.
A guide to action research for academia-industry collaboration in software engineering. It follows the lifecycle of an action research project, from diagnosis and intervention planning to execution, learning, reporting, and validity assessment.
A book about building software measurement programs that are scientifically grounded, cost-aware, standardized, and useful for decision-making. It connects measurement theory with the organizational work needed to keep measurement systems valuable in practice.