Welcome Robin!

Robin brings valuable experience from both the condition monitoring industry as well as production and quality development work, making him a great addition to the pureSignal team as we continue to grow. We sat down with Robin to get to know him a little better and hear more about his background, his new role and what he is looking forward to.

 

Welcome to pureSignal! How does it feel to be here?​

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– It feels really good. pureSignal is in an exciting phase, and I like the combination of being a small, agile company with big ambitions. I’m looking forward to being part of that journey and helping the company grow.​

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You have previously worked at our Swedish distributor MLT, among other places. What are you bringing to pureSignal? 

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– At MLT, I worked with different types of industrial measurement and automation systems, including systems for quality control and condition monitoring. I also worked with installing and commissioning online vibration monitoring systems, which gives me a good understanding of both the technology and the reality our customers work in.

 

The last three years have been very different, with a strong focus on scaling production in a fast-growing automotive company. I think that combination fits pureSignal very well — understanding the application, but also knowing what it takes to build an operation that can grow.

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What are you most looking forward to in your role as Operations Manager at pureSignal?

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– I’m really looking forward to helping pureSignal scale in a smart way. There is already a lot in place, and I see my role as helping build the processes, structure and production capacity needed for the next phase of growth.
I also enjoy working across different areas, so I’m looking forward to being involved in everything from suppliers and production to quality and product development.

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Which product or solution from pureSignal do you find the most exciting?

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– I think pureCLOUD and the possibilities around AI are especially exciting. pureSignal is already very strong on the hardware side, but I think software will become an even more important part of the overall solution. In the end, the software is a big part of how the customer experiences the product and how easily they can turn measurement data into useful information.
Combining strong hardware with intuitive software and smarter analysis is something I think has a lot of potential for the future.