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More about Hans Attersjö


I work as hardware development engineer at ESO, La Silla, Chile developing electronics for telescope control systems but I also work a lot with software development using mostly C and vxWorks which is a realtime operating system. I am a Swedish citizen but I also speak quite good English, acceptable French and Spanish plus some German. Sorry about the quality of the photo but it was the only one I had available in electronic format, so I zoomed it up.

European Southern Observatory, ESO, is an international organization consisting of eight member countries: Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland.

It operates the La Silla observatory in the Atacama desert, 600 km north of Santiago de Chile, at 2400 m altitude, where fourteen optical telescopes with diameters up to 3.6 m and a 15-m submillimeter radio telescope (SEST) are now in operation. The 3.5-m New Technology Telescope (NTT) became operational in 1990, and a giant telescope (VLT = Very Large Telescope), consisting of four 8-m telescopes (equivalent aperture = 16 m) is under construction. It will be erected on Paranal, a 2600 m high mountain in northern Chile, approximately 130 km south of the city of Antofagasta.

For more informationon about ESO see: http://www.eso.org


Hobbies:

  • Camping, boating and fishing
  • Home automation
  • Electronics and computing
  • Playing some squash


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