David Käck
About David Käck
David Käck is a Systems Engineer specializing in Fighter and Sensor Core at Saab, where he has worked since 2021. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Software and Media Applications from Linköping University and has previous experience in engineering roles at Volvo Car Group and Volvo Car Corporation.
Work at Saab
David Käck has been employed at Saab since 2021, serving as a Systems Engineer in the Fighter & Sensor Core division. His role involves the integration and development of systems related to fighter aircraft and sensor technologies. Prior to his current position, he worked at Saab as a Systems Engineer focusing on Information Systems from 2016 to 2021. During his tenure, he contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing the operational capabilities of Saab's systems.
Education and Expertise
David Käck studied at Linköping University, where he earned a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Computer Software and Media Applications. His studies spanned from 2002 to 2007, providing him with a solid foundation in software engineering and media applications. This educational background supports his current role in systems engineering, where technical expertise is essential for developing complex systems.
Background
Before joining Saab, David Käck worked at Volvo Car Group as a Lead Engineer in Protective Safety from 2014 to 2016. In this position, he was responsible for leading engineering initiatives related to vehicle safety systems. Earlier in his career, he completed an internship at Volvo Car Corporation in the Process & Operational Excellence department in 2007, followed by a year-long master thesis project analyzing car simulation data at the same company.
Career Progression
David Käck's career has progressed through various engineering roles in the automotive and aerospace industries. He began his professional journey with an internship at Volvo Car Corporation, which led to a master thesis project. After that, he took on roles at Volvo Car Group, culminating in a lead engineering position. His transition to Saab marks a shift towards aerospace systems engineering, where he has continued to build on his technical skills and experience.