I make sure that everything is on track and that we have the resources and contacts we need. In other words, I try to make sure that everyone is happy, but I also confuse the entire team (mostly Henrik) with my crazy ideas and spend quite some time keeping the 3D printing running at strange hours. I pet all dogs that I can get my hands on, cut both Ole and Henrik’s hair (OK, now it’s out), write a heck of a lot of emails and go to endless meetings - and I talk about Go Dogo to everyone everywhere and all the time.

I develop the Go Dogo mobile app and website and manage our IT infrastructure.

I write code, I bring cake to the office and I pet the office dogs. As a real foodie, I talk extensively about the fancy restaurants in Copenhagen I have been to and even more importantly, the ones I am planning to go to once I have saved up enough money. 

I develop the software for the main hardware units and the Computer Vision algorithms we use to recognise dog actions.

I turn coffee into code, implement features that Hanne thinks she wants, carry TV-screen and furniture around the office building for tests/demos and then re-implement features when Hanne eventually changes her mind. I also spent a lot of time waving pictures of dog postures in front of cameras which highly entertains the whole team.

I build our prototypes and plan on how to put our product in mass production. Basically, I 3D print, laser-cut and solder PCBs.

In general, I make awkward jokes. I try to score hoops on our new mini basketball rim and I talk about stocks and pokemon with Ole. I also really try to keep my desk tidy. But it is so hard! 

I'm setting the Marketing direction for Go Dogo and making sure it gets executed.

I also think about fun marketing activities, send out our Go Dogo newsletter, take pictures and videos of Falka to use for Go Dogo’s SoMe channels, come up with silly ideas for Reels Stefana could make, read studies on dog psychology. I play Go Dogo with shelter dogs and talk to smart dog behaviourists and trainers about how we can make Go Dogo as awesome for dogs as possible.

I am in charge of our many Go Dogo Social Media channels and our Go Dogo homepage.

I sometimes tell Sarah which pictures and videos she needs to take of Falka for me to use on our Social Media channels and then complain about the light being not right when I get them. I cuddle our office dogs, help out with whatever random idea the team comes up with and make sure that we don’t forget to have Friday bars on a regular basis.

I test Go Dogo - a lot! And make sure that the humans are on the right track.

But mostly I sleep and get annoyed when Louis steals the best spots or when he fools around too much. They call me gumpy-grandpa. But I promise you, my favourite thing is actually doing my job - Go Dogo testing! Also, my puppy-eyes face does wonders and I know it!

I help Leo test Go Dogo. And I sleep. A lot. Sometimes I put my head next to where Leo is sleeping until he gets adequately annoyed and moves away so that I can steal his warm soft bed. I also REEEEALLY love to chase squirrels - never caught one, but it gets me so excited. Wait, I don’t do that at work of course. At work, I test Go Dogo, and I’m often picked to do demos - my mom says that it’s because I’m a bit slow - so it’s easier for her to get time to tell what is going on, while I work. 

I make sure that the Go Dogo team is happy and help Stefana to find out what our followers want to see on our Social Media channels. I can look cute, confused, sad, happy, excited - whatever gives me cuddles. Playing model for my Mum in too many photoshoots. I also participate in our DIY Mental Workout videos, but often let my colleagues Leo and Louis take the spotlight as they are more food-driven than me and even WORK FOR DRY KIBBLE! Boys, I tell you.

Extensive experience within management, business development, raising capital, scale-ups and start-ups. Has invested personally and through consortia and PE funds in about 30 start-ups.

Experienced raising and managing funds. Has assisted during establishment of many companies. Funding and business development. Planning and management of complex developments.

Experience with development of electronic hardware products. Broad knowledge of production setup, electronic component development, simulation and debugging.

Extensive experience in product management and development of technology hardware products. Has worked purposefully with partnerships and product development execution. Has experience with certification and streamlining development processes.