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Gustav Stenhag

Product owner

Gustav is Product Owner at Digpro, and is responsible for the development of Operator and Analyzer, amongst other modules. He holds a Master’s degree in energy systems from Linköpings University and Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, and has worked at Digpro since 2017, focusing on product development.

Ulriksborgsgatan 5
112 18 Stockholm
Sweden

+46 8 50 63 26 00
academy@digpro.se

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