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NEXER INVESTS IN ENGINEERING – ANNICA SUNNMAN BECOMES COO
Nexer is taking another major step forward in the engineering field with a strategic expansion in Stockholm, Linköping and Västerås. Annica Sunnman, former Managing Director of Nexer India, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO) for Nexer Engineering and will lead the initiative.
The Nexer Engineering business area offers solutions in embedded systems, hardware-software integration, mechanics, electronics, production and project management. A strong focus is placed on team-based deliveries to meet the growing demand for sustainable and advanced engineering solutions in the Automotive, Defence, MedTech, Manufacturing and Telecom industries.
Already established in Gothenburg, Malmö, Västerås, Linköping and Stockholm, Nexer Engineering reported impressive growth of 20% in 2024. The business area now continues its expansion in hardware-related software development, driven by a robust engineering tradition, innovative strength, and strategic recruitment of top talent.
The geographical expansion aims to further enhance Nexer's capabilities in advanced technology development. Linköping, with its rich engineering heritage and proximity to Linköping University, serves as a key hub for innovation and skills supply. Västerås, with its strong industrial base, provides opportunities to grow in manufacturing and automation technology. Meanwhile, Stockholm’s dynamic tech scene and international connections offer a strategic platform for future growth and global expansion.
“The engineering market is evolving rapidly, with hardware-related software as a key to the future. Our selected cities have deep roots in innovation, and we see great potential in strengthening partnerships with both academia and industry. To lead this effort, we’re proud to welcome Annica – a proven leader whose experience and drive will be invaluable”,says Odd Löfvendahl, Business Area Manager, Nexer Engineering.
As COO, Annica Sunnman will lead the expansion and play a pivotal role in advancing Nexer’s position at the forefront of engineering, sustainable technology, and innovation. Backed by extensive experience and a clear strategic vision, she’s ready to drive growth – and she is enthusiastic about the opportunities ahead:
“We aim to be a long-term partner in product and software development, by offering complete, dedicated teams. This expansion allows us to take full project responsibility – focusing on strengthening our customers‘ structural capital and building new, long-lasting relationships”, says Annica Sunnman.
The initiative is expected to create numerous job opportunities and contribute to the advancement of Swedish technology. Nexer Engineering is eager to support the growth of both recent graduates and seasoned engineers looking to take the next step in their careers.
About Nexer
Nexer Engineering is part of Nexer Group – an international tech company with roots in Swedish entrepreneurial spirit and innovation. Nexer has 2,500 experts in 16 countries and is part of the Danir Group, a Swedish privately owned company with 11,200 employees in 26 countries. Nexer works with some of the world’s largest and most demanding companies, providing expertise in digital transformation, IT, tech, and R&D.
For more information, please contact
Odd Löfvendahl, Business Area Manager, Nexer Engineering
odd.lofvendahl@nexergroup.com
Lisa Sendrén, Project Manager Corporate Marketing, Nexer Group
lisa.sendren@nexergroup.com
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Nexer is a tech company deeply rooted in the Swedish heritage of entrepreneurship and innovation, with a global presence and delivery. Nexer has kept customers one step ahead for over 30 years, with cutting-edge services in strategy, technology and communication. Today, some of the largest, most demanding companies in the world rely on Nexer's dedication and expertise within digitalisation, IT, engineering and R&D.
The company has long-term partnerships with market-leading platform providers such as Microsoft, IBM, Stibo and others.
Nexer has 2500 experts in 15 countries. The company is a part of the Danir group, a Swedish privately held company with 12,000 employees in 18 countries.