Magnus Toneby
About Magnus Toneby
Magnus Toneby is a GIS Software Developer at Saab, where he has worked since 2001 in Linkoping, Sweden. He specializes in managing geographic information through GIS databases and developing applications for viewing geographic data in both 2D and 3D formats.
Work at Saab
Magnus Toneby has been employed at Saab since 2001, serving as a GIS Software Developer. He has worked in Linköping, Sweden, for over 23 years. His role involves utilizing GIS databases to manage and store geographic information effectively. He has developed applications that enable users to view geographic data in both 2D and 3D formats. His work contributes to the integration of symbols and entities on top of base maps within GIS applications, enhancing the functionality and usability of geographic information systems.
Education and Expertise
Magnus Toneby studied at Linköping University from 1993 to 1996, earning a degree in Computer Software Engineering. During the same period, he also studied Computers, gaining foundational knowledge in software development and computer systems. His educational background has equipped him with the skills necessary to specialize in creating software modules that handle global geographic data, which is essential for his current role at Saab.
Background
Magnus Toneby has a strong foundation in computer science, having pursued his studies at Linköping University in the mid-1990s. His academic focus on Computer Software Engineering and Computers has shaped his career in GIS software development. His long tenure at Saab reflects his commitment to the field and his expertise in geographic information systems.
Achievements
Throughout his career at Saab, Magnus Toneby has made significant contributions to GIS software development. He has been involved in the integration of various symbols and entities on base maps, enhancing the functionality of GIS applications. His development of applications for viewing geographic data in 2D and 3D formats demonstrates his technical proficiency and understanding of user needs in geographic information systems.