Johan is the Lead Architect specializing in Thermal Management at Volvo Group. His focus is on strengthening control system development for ICE, Fuel Cell, and Battery Electric Vehicles. His expertise spans various domains, having previously served as a System Architect for Safe and Efficient Driving, concentrating on predictive energy management, and earlier as a System Architect for Fuel Cell Systems. Johan has contributed significantly to Reference Architecture for Vehicle Control Functionality, including energy management. He is actively involved in AUTOSAR Work Groups, specifically Application Interfaces (WG-AIF) and Fuel Cell Control Units (WG-AIF-FCCU). Johan also leads ISO standard development for the Interface between Autonomous Driving Systems and Vehicle Motion Control.

The Volvo Group is a global leader in manufacturing trucks, buses, construction equipment, and marine and industrial engines. Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, the company employs around 100,000 people across 18 production facilities worldwide. Volvo products are sold in over 190 markets, and the Group also provides complete solutions for financing and service. Volvo Cars, a part of the Group, is dedicated to offering innovative, sustainable, and safe mobility solutions, with a strong commitment to improving customers' lives. With over 40,000 employees globally, Volvo Cars continues to focus on advancing technology and enhancing safety, all while maintaining a collaborative and inclusive culture.