About
Treble Technologies was founded in early 2020 by Dr. Finnur Pind and Jesper Pedersen, a couple of acoustic engineers with extensive experience and expertise in sound simulation. Having spent a good part of a decade researching and developing cutting-edge sound simulation technology and processes, they joined forces to bring this next generation technology to market, with the vision of enabling designers of the built environment to create a better sounding world.
The company is based in the city center of Reykjavík, Iceland.
Our team
Dr. Finnur Pind
CEO & founderPhD in sound simulation technology. Extensive experience within acoustics, applied mathematics and software engineering.
Jesper Pedersen
COO & founderAcoustic engineer with substantial expertise in simulation and virtual prototyping.
Gunnar P. Hauksson
CCO & CO-FOUNDEROver a decade experience in sales- and marketing management, entrepreneurship and business development.
Ingimar Andersen
CTO & CO-FOUNDERExpert full stack software developer with significant experience in AEC software development.
Guðrún Óskarsdóttir
Lead audio engineerAcoustic engineer with substantial experience in spatial audio and signal processing.
Kristján Einarsson
CMOMSc in marketing. Extensive experience in managing marketing efforts in the IT sector. Skilled in CRM optimization for sales and marketing.
Jón Stefánsson
Sr. Software engineerOver a decade experience as a software engineer for the biggest IT companies in Iceland. Knowledgeable in everything that comes to software development.
Dr. Alessia Milo
Audio VR specialistPhD in soundscape perception. Experienced in computational design, virtual acoustics, 3D modeling and audio visualization.
Dr. Matthias Cosnefroy
Simulation specialistPhD in acoustics with a broad experience in wave-based numerical methods, signal processing and measurements.
Steinar Guðjónsson
Acoustic engineerAcoustic engineer with substantial experience in FEM simulations and product development.
Úlfur Einarsson
Software developerFull stack web developer with a BS in Computer Science. Background in creative design and music.
Sébastien Nouat
Software engineerBackend software developer fluent in high- and low-level languages.
Jóhannes Einarsson
DSP engineerAcoustic Engineer MSc with substantial experience in software development and Digital Signal Processing.
Díana Rúnarsdóttir
Executive AssistantBSc in Business Administration with focus on management from the University of Iceland.
Róberta Andersen
Software developerSoftware specialist with a BSc in Computer Science. Skilled in full-stack programming, CI/CD pipelines and general software design.
Dr. Sölvi Þrastarson
Simulation specialistPhD in seismology and wave physics. Experience in wave-based numerical methods and optimization.
Dr. Haukur Hafsteinsson
Simulation specialistPhD in computational fluid dynamics and aeroacoustics. Experience from the aerospace and automotive industry as well as the built environment.
Áslaug Gísladóttir
UX web developerBSc in Computer Science, specialised in user experience excellence.
Ragna Ólafsdóttir
Software DeveloperBSc in Computer Science, specialised in backend development.
Bjarni Grétar Ingólfsson
Software developerFull stack web developer with a BSc in Software Engineering
Sophia Julia Feriani
PhD fellowBuilding engineer currently conducting in collaboration with Treble Technologies a PhD project on Environmental Noise Prediction for Urban Planning.
Jonas Karlberg
PhD fellowPhD student in Virtual Acoustics with experience in room acoustic design, spatial audio and sound design. The PhD project will investigate the perceptual aspects of Virtual Acoustics.
Satish Bonthu
PhD fellowM.Tech in Engineering Mechanics. CFD specialist with more than a decade experience in Aeroacoustic, Flow and Thermal simulations.
Erin Driscoll
PhD fellowPhD student in electrical engineering studying partial coherence properties of sound and its applications in acoustics and spatial audio signal processing.
Treble scientific advisory board
Dr. Jan S. Hesthaven
Professor, Chair of Computational Mathematics & Simulation Science, EPFL.Expertise in mathematical and computational modeling of complex systems, computational mathematics and physics, and the use of machine learning in engineering applications.
Dr. Cheol-Ho Jeong
Associate professor, Acoustic Technology, DTU.Expertise in architectural acoustics, acoustic simulation, acoustic material characterization and modelling, acoustic measurements, and multi-sensory perception.
Dr. Allan P. Engsig-Karup
Associate professor, Scientific Computing, DTU.Expertise in modern scientific computing methods, advanced computing applications for engineering and high-performance computing for industrial scale applications. Co-founder of DTU’s GPUlab and research engineering director in the private sector.
Dr. Rúnar Unnþórsson
Professor, Ind. Engineering, Mech. Engineering and Computer Science, Uni. Iceland.Expertise in acoustics, 3D audio, audio-tactile stimulation, performance engineering and human-computer interaction.
Dr. Jean-Marc Jot
Spatial audio and music technology innovatorGlobally recognized audio technology innovator in consumer electronics and pro markets. Accomplished initiative and organization executive spanning scientific research, IP protection, product development, team building.
Treble board of directors
Jesper Pedersen
COO, co-founder and chairman of the board.
Haukur Oddsson
Over 20-year management experience at highest level within the Icelandic financial industry. CEO at Borgun ehf from 2007-2017. A long track-record of board-membership and mentoring in smaller tech businesses and startups.
Dr. Jakob Strømann-Andersen
Partner and director of innovation at Henning Larsen Architects, a globally recognized voice in the AEC industry, particularly within sustainable building design and digitalization
Sigþór Sigmarsson
Director at Novator and private investor.20 year experience in finance, including banking, treasury, private equity and VC. Educated as Electrical engineer and focused on investments in the field of telecoms, tech and biotech.
Partly funded by
This project has received funding from the Icelandic Technology Development Fund and the Eurostars-2 Joint Programme with co-funding from the European Union's Horizon 2022 research and innovation programme
