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Daniel Mattsson-Boze has a solid work experience in the medical technology industry. Daniel is currently working as the Lead Systems Architect at ZEISS Medical Technology. Prior to this, they served as a Staff Systems Design Engineer at Carl Zeiss Meditec Systems from November 2020 to January 2024.

Before that, Daniel worked at TechnipFMC as a Principal Mechanical Engineer for eight years, starting in March 2012 and ending in April 2020. Daniel was responsible for product development, redesigns, and process improvements for complex electro-mechanical systems and manufacturing processes. Daniel also managed relationships with suppliers and handled product requirements, technical specifications, CAD design, rapid prototyping, and test method and tooling design.

Daniel's previous experience includes working at THINK Surgical as a System Hardware Manager from February 2007 to October 2011, where they managed the engineering team in developing surgical robots and peripheral instruments. Daniel also implemented changes for improving the longevity of cutting sleeves. Daniel also worked as a Manager of Product Development at Synvasive Technology, Inc from June 2005 to October 2007, where they developed a knee surgery soft tissue balancer and implemented PLM/PDM for managing ECOs and documentation.

Overall, Daniel has shown expertise in systems architecture, systems design engineering, product development, and management roles within the medical technology industry.

Daniel Mattsson-Boze holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Physics from UC Santa Barbara. Daniel also attended Geneva College, but no specific degree or field of study is mentioned. In addition, Daniel has obtained several certifications from LinkedIn, including Master Simulation and Structural Analysis for SOLIDWORKS, SOLIDWORKS: Shell and Beam Modeling in FEA, SOLIDWORKS Simulation: Dynamic Analysis, Six Sigma Foundations, SOLIDWORKS: Advanced Simulation, SOLIDWORKS: SimulationXpress, Managing Teams, Project Management: Solving Common Project Problems, SOLIDWORKS: Design for Mechatronics, and SOLIDWORKS: Simulation for Finite Element Analysis. These certifications were obtained in 2020.