Mads Brkner Falkenberg Christiansen Email & Phone Number | I thrive on managing complex R&D projects, where all team members excel. My educational background is in applied physics engineering, with a Ph.D. in nanoscale optics. In my first job after university, I realized that I love making real products, fulfilling the needs of real people. Solving problems, thinking of new solutions and applying my knowledge really makes me tick, and I think that is why I was appointed project manager. I am accustomed to managing complex hardware/software development projects in the field of medical devices. My team members come from diverse backgrounds and collaborate across several time zones. My experience enables me to facilitate and balance the best decisions on electronics, software algorithms, industrial design, design for robustness and assembly, molding, usability, medical device approval and much more. Including of course my expertise in optics and physics. Not being the expert on everything (yet), I trust the skills of my team members, empower them to take decisions, and challenge them at the right time. I am not afraid of admitting that I may be wrong and change my mind. This is very much in line with my values, and how I work in the optics/physics team that I head. In a 360 leadership analysis done as part of a course, I got good evaluations from both manager, peers and reports. I have found that leadership and people management is very inspirational, and strongly believe the only way to succeed is to understand how humans work. My (partially virtual) bookshelf includes books on organizations, habits, neuromanagement, behavior design, and change management. I enjoy reading or listening to e-books on these topics when commuting and discussing what I learned over lunch or in my network. I encourage experiments in my teams and will rather fail fast and get wiser than not try ideas out. I am used to communicating and conveying the big picture to my stakeholders, and I believe the best decisions are taken by the developers, if they understand the common goals. In my (somewhat scarce) spare time, I like kiteboarding and snowboarding, especially if done with my family. By the way, my nerdy management experiments are also very useful as a parent of three teenagers, and a slightly spoiled little one.

Mads Brkner Falkenberg Christiansen

I thrive on managing complex R&D projects, where all team members excel. My educational background...
Farum, Farum, Denmark

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3shape

Head of Optics and Senior Project Manager

2020-11-01 00:00:00 - Present

Dtu Nanotech

Post Doc.

2009-01-01 00:00:00 - 2012-05-01 00:00:00

Sophion Bioscience

Cleanroom assistant

2002-06-01 00:00:00 - 2003-06-01 00:00:00

Technical University

Assistant teacher

2001-09-01 00:00:00 - 2002-06-01 00:00:00

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Mads Brkner Falkenberg Christiansen is a I thrive on managing complex R&D projects, where all team members excel. My educational background is in applied physics engineering, with a Ph.D. in nanoscale optics. In my first job after university, I realized that I love making real products, fulfilling the needs of real people. Solving problems, thinking of new solutions and applying my knowledge really makes me tick, and I think that is why I was appointed project manager. I am accustomed to managing complex hardware/software development projects in the field of medical devices. My team members come from diverse backgrounds and collaborate across several time zones. My experience enables me to facilitate and balance the best decisions on electronics, software algorithms, industrial design, design for robustness and assembly, molding, usability, medical device approval and much more. Including of course my expertise in optics and physics. Not being the expert on everything (yet), I trust the skills of my team members, empower them to take decisions, and challenge them at the right time. I am not afraid of admitting that I may be wrong and change my mind. This is very much in line with my values, and how I work in the optics/physics team that I head. In a 360 leadership analysis done as part of a course, I got good evaluations from both manager, peers and reports. I have found that leadership and people management is very inspirational, and strongly believe the only way to succeed is to understand how humans work. My (partially virtual) bookshelf includes books on organizations, habits, neuromanagement, behavior design, and change management. I enjoy reading or listening to e-books on these topics when commuting and discussing what I learned over lunch or in my network. I encourage experiments in my teams and will rather fail fast and get wiser than not try ideas out. I am used to communicating and conveying the big picture to my stakeholders, and I believe the best decisions are taken by the developers, if they understand the common goals. In my (somewhat scarce) spare time, I like kiteboarding and snowboarding, especially if done with my family. By the way, my nerdy management experiments are also very useful as a parent of three teenagers, and a slightly spoiled little one.