Experienced in automotive systems, software engineering and integration with a strong background in AD & ADAS, computing platforms, centralized architecture, sensor technologies (particularly vision camera systems), and diagnostics. Skilled in adhering to functional safety (ISO 26262), Vehicle Cybersecurity (ISO 21434), SOTIF 21448 and various automotive standards and regulations, including R155, R156, R79, ALKS R157, FMVSS and others. Currently part of Volvo Cars’ AD&ADAS Platform Design team, which focuses on Exterior Camera Vision, ensuring compliance with safety, cybersecurity, and other standards. Previously, Luke served as an Engineering project manager at VINFAST, leading AD & ADAS development for premium electric vehicle segments.

Volvo Cars, founded in 1927 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, is a globally recognized premium automotive brand. With a workforce of approximately 42,600 employees, the company operates in over 100 countries. Volvo is committed to providing freedom to move in a personal, sustainable, and safe way. The company aims to become a fully electric car manufacturer by 2030 and achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. In 2024, Volvo reported record revenues of SEK 400.2 billion and sold 763,389 vehicles, with 23% being fully electric models. Safety, sustainability, and innovation remain at the core of Volvo's mission.