Flow Neuroscience

Clinical psychologist with a B.Sc. in Computer Science who treated depression and ADHD patients at Sarpsborg DPS, a psychiatric clinic in Norway, before co-founding Flow. In 2012 he met Erik Rehn while both worked in the computational biology research department at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. In January 2016, combining his clinical psychology background with Rehn's computational neuroscience expertise, they launched Flow Neuroscience. His clinical insight drove the design of Flow's tDCS headset targeting the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, paired with an AI-powered CBT app, which in 2025 received the world's first FDA clearance for at-home brain-stimulation treatment of depression.

Computational neuroscientist and engineer who holds a Master's in Computational Neuroscience from the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin (2010–2012). He began his career as a software developer at Innova AB in 2001 and later interned at FLIR Systems. Before co-founding Flow he worked as an AI research engineer at Dooer and as an AI researcher at Vicarious. He co-founded Stockholm.AI, a nonprofit accelerating AI research in Sweden, in 2017. At Flow he leads the hardware electronics and machine-learning signal-processing stack underlying the company's tDCS platform.