Börje Johnsson
About Börje Johnsson
Börje Johnsson is a Systems Engineer at Saab Air Traffic Management, with a background in system engineering and IT management. He has played significant roles in various Remote Tower System projects across multiple countries since joining Saab in 2016.
Work at Saab
Börje Johnsson has been employed at Saab AB as a Systems Engineer in the Air Traffic Management division since 2016. In this role, he has been instrumental in implementing solutions for the Saab Remote Tower Systems. His responsibilities include leading significant projects such as the Remote Tower System at Linköping Airport, Sweden, and contributing to various international initiatives. Johnsson's work has extended to projects in Houston, USA, and Cranfield, England, showcasing his expertise in advanced air traffic management technologies.
Education and Expertise
Börje Johnsson studied at Växjö University, where he pursued a degree in Systemvetare from 1980 to 1985. This educational background has equipped him with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in systems engineering and IT management. His expertise is particularly focused on air traffic management systems, where he has applied his academic training to real-world projects, enhancing operational efficiency and safety in aviation.
Background
Prior to his current role at Saab, Börje Johnsson worked at HRM Software AB as a Systemingenjör and IT-ansvarig from 2007 to 2016. During this nine-year tenure, he developed a strong foundation in systems engineering. He also held a position at Boss Media AB as a developer from 2005 to 2007. His diverse work experience has contributed to his comprehensive understanding of both software development and systems integration in the aviation sector.
Achievements
Börje Johnsson has played a key role in several high-profile projects related to air traffic management. He was involved in the Digital Tower System project at Houston IAH, USA, and led the implementation of the Digital Tower System in Geilenkirchen, Germany. Additionally, he successfully led the Remote Tower System project at London City Airport, England, and contributed to the Remote Tower System project for Swedavia in Sweden. His contributions have significantly advanced the capabilities of remote tower technologies in various international locations.