Getting to know our team

William Sayghani grew up in the same area as the Atlas Copco Group headquarters just outside of Stockholm. After finishing his engineering degree at The Royal Institute of Technology he immediately applied for a position, and so the journey with us began.

In 2020, freelance journalist Trang Tran arrived in Sweden with no programming experience. When she joined a web development bootcamp, it opened a whole new world. “I was blown away when I realized the incredible possibilities that come with coding.”

After obtaining a PhD in psychology, Tom Putzeys changed track and embarked on a journey within software engineering. He landed in Atlas Copco Group and is now focused on delivering smart control solutions for compressors.

As a software tester, finding and eliminating bugs or issues before a software deployment, is crucial. By conducting automated and manual tests, Jennifer makes sure that our software meets customer needs and requirements.

Dmitry started his professional journey in Atlas Copco Group as Corporate Communications Manager for two Holding regions in 2018. He is now working as the Group Brand Experience Manager in the Group Communications and Sustainability team.

Nishita is currently leading Program Metis, which will transform the way we work with big data. She shares her views on what it is like to work with informational technology for us.

Before joining us in 2018, Dorna Eriksson Shafiei worked as a Talent Management and Leadership Development consultant, most recently at Korn Ferry. Today she is Vice President Talent Management in the Atlas Copco Group, in Stockholm, Sweden.

Logistics Manager Katey Kim plays an important part in securing the vacuum solutions needed for the making of crucial devices used everywhere, every day.

With a background in digital advertising the industrial world was new to Pravitha when starting as a Lead Generation Manager in Atlas Copco’s office in Jakarta, Indonesia during 2020. ”Don’t be afraid to ask questions,” she points out as advice to new employees when navigating their way in the Group.

What if tools could see and locate bolts in various assembly processes? As an industrial PhD student, this is what Mechatronics Engineer Sofia Olsson is researching.

Curious to learn more about threaded fastener joints and friction modelling? Meet Mayank Kumar – one of the PhD students in the Research School within Industrial Technique.

How do you optimize and find better ways to control tightening tools? As an industrial PhD student, this is what Nils Dressler from Germany is investigating.

Meet Lifei Tang, one of the PhD students in the Research School within the Industrial Technique Business Area. His current field of research is trustworthy machine learning – on the edge and on the cloud.

As Product Manager in the Oil-free Air division in Spain, Ana Quintela has a clear overview of the division’s product portfolio. Sharing product- related information to stakeholders, providing training to sales, and handling marketing and promotional activities, are a few of the responsibilities in her role.

Sara Surakka, Sales Engineer at Atlas Copco Power Technique Nordic, shares the story about what drew her towards our Group, her current position and what she enjoys most about working here.

Tracy Li, Vice President Logistics in Vacuum Technique Service and Vacuum Semiconductor Service, China, has had many different roles during her 22 years in the Group. Hear her story about changing roles internally, development and company culture.

At GECIA, our engineering center in India, more than 800 engineers work on innovative solutions to support the entire Group. We talked to Design Engineer Rohini Ketkar who started her professional journey with us through the GECIA internship program.

Anisha Pendse started off her professional journey as a Design Engineer at our engineering center in India, after completing her degree in Electrical Engineering in 2016. Today she works as a Product Specialist in Compressor Technique.