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Magnus Marthinsson has been appointed interim Sr. VP Global Technologies, effective April 1. Magnus’ current role is as head of global aftermarket sales in the Pattern Generators division.
Magnus Marthinsson has a MSc in electrical engineering and has worked at Mycronic since 2004. Prior to that he held various management roles in the development organizations of Zarlink, Ericsson and Allgon.
“Michael Chalsen is retiring and I am happy that Magnus has accepted to lead division Global Technologies until a permanent successor has been appointed,” says Anders Lindqvist, Mycronic’s President and CEO.
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