Johan Strömquist
About Johan Strömquist
Johan Strömquist is a Systems Engineer with a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Chalmers tekniska högskola. He has extensive experience in defense projects and currently works at Saab, leading subcontractor efforts for advanced radar systems.
Work at Saab
Johan Strömquist has been employed at Saab since 2008, serving as a Systems Engineer in Göteborg, Sverige. His role involves leading subcontractors in the development of next-generation radar systems for both maritime and land applications. Strömquist's responsibilities include the procurement and evaluation of complex mechanical subsystems, which encompass turntables and specialized containers. These projects typically have a financial scope between 5-10 million SEK. His experience at Saab highlights his involvement in significant defense projects, contributing to advancements in radar technology.
Education and Expertise
Johan Strömquist pursued his education at Chalmers tekniska högskola, where he studied Material and Surface Science. He achieved a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, dedicating 20 years to his studies from 1986 to 2006. This extensive academic background provides him with a strong foundation in theoretical concepts and practical applications in engineering, particularly in systems engineering and materials science.
Background
Before joining Saab, Johan Strömquist worked at Kockums AB as a Systems Engineer from 1999 to 2007 in Malmö, Sverige. He also served as a Project Manager at Vattenfall Power Consultant for one year, from 2007 to 2008, in Varberg, Sverige. His diverse experiences across different organizations have contributed to his comprehensive understanding of systems engineering and project management within the defense and energy sectors.
Achievements
Johan Strömquist has played a significant role in the development of radar radomes for the Gripen E fighter jet. He has been involved in three major modern Swedish defense projects: A26, Gripen E, and Ferdinand. His work has provided insights into the challenges of successful subcontracting and the complexities of software quality assurance in subsystems, underscoring his contributions to the field of defense technology.