We give a warm welcome to five new colleagues

In Svanehøj, people are the most valuable asset in our efforts to power a better future. Recently, five new employees joined the Svanehøj teams around the world. Learn more about our new colleagues here.

Anja Müller has been appointed as a Design Engineer in the R&D department. She joins Svanehøj from a position as Mechanical & Development Engineer at Alfa Laval and has previously worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Mærsk Drilling. Anja is originally from Germany and holds a bachelor’s degree in Maritime Technology from FH Bremerhaven. She subsequently obtained a master’s degree in Maritime Technology from SDU in Odense, Denmark.

Chris Jenner has been appointed as Warehouse Supervisor at our HQ in Aalborg (Svenstrup J.), Denmark. He comes from a position as Service Manager at OnlinePOS, where he was responsible for warehouse operations, procurement, and the management of service technicians. Chris has been trained as a commercial assistant in a spare parts warehouse and has subsequently supplemented his education with various courses and further training, including leadership.

Hans Storm Sørensen has joined the R&D department as a Design Engineer. He is a newly graduated mechanical engineer, while also bringing eight years of industry experience as a certified tool maker from the LEGO Group. His expertise includes TeamCenter, mechanical engineering design, tolerance chain management, and GPS measurement.

Muhamad Amri Bin Saharudin has joined Svanehøj’s service department as a Senior Supervisor. He brings experience in testing, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems and calibration services.

Nicolai Sig Kristensen has stepped into the role as Mechanical Engineer. He completed his master’s degree in mechanical engineering at Aarhus University in January 2024, after which we were fortunate to capture his attention. During his studies, Nicolai specialized in dynamics and structural mechanics.

From the left: Nicolai Sig Kristensen, Anja Müller, and Hans Storm Sørensen.