“I had the opportunity to start my time at RaySearch with my Master Thesis project, as part of my Engineering Physics education at KTH. Following that, I ran my own algorithm development project in collaboration with the RaySearch physics development group and a French hospital. This exciting project meant developing an algorithm for verifying that a cancer radiation therapy treatment has been performed correctly. Afterwards, I got offered a physics research engineer position, a role in which I lead or take part in method studies and research collaborations involving all kinds of problem solving related to physics, math and programming. Much of my work is very research intensive and I get to work with competent people in a really nice work environment. I really enjoy that I get to learn new things on a daily basis, use all my physics knowledge from university, and contribute to a fascinating and important field of research, actively improving cancer treatment for patients all over the world.”