Louise Paaske Jørgensen, research assistant in Manufactory
Read more about her work areas, professional background, hobbies and more.
A short intro: Who are you and what’s your professional background?
My name is Louise Paaske Jørgensen, and I have recently completed my Master’s degree in Technology Based Business Development at Aarhus University. I also hold a Bachelor’s degree in Global Management and Manufacturing. Throughout my studies, I have worked closely with industry in roles at LINAK A/S, Fujifilm Biotechnologies and ChemoMetec, where I gained experience within quality management, process optimisation, LEAN implementation, stakeholder coordination and technology integration. I am motivated by combining analytical insight with practical implementation to create measurable improvements in production environments.
What is your area of work?
At Manufactory, I work as a research assistant/junior research executive and project lead within manufacturing development and industrial innovation. My role involves leading and coordinating development projects across areas such as automation, process optimisation, digitalisation and sustainable transformation.
My interests lie in strengthening the link between research-based knowledge and industrial practice, ensuring that new technologies and methods are translated into practical and value-creating solutions for companies.
Why did you choose to work at BTECH?
I chose BTECH and Manufactory because of the strong collaboration between research and industry. The opportunity to work at the intersection of technology, operations and business development aligns with my academic background and professional ambitions. I am especially motivated by working closely with companies to validate and implement solutions that enhance competitiveness and operational excellence.
Would you like to share a bit about yourself, your family and your hobbies?
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, staying active and traveling, especially exploring new places and cultures. In my spare time, I enjoy crocheting and photography, and I share some of my creative projects on Instagram. Additionally, I also run a light-hearted office humour profile called “Trust me, I am an Engineer,” where I share business and engineering content in a relatable way. The profile has grown to around 30,000 followers and has become a fun outlet for combining professional topics with creativity.