I'm Rune Frederik Hendriksen — a BMS Project Manager working on sustainable solutions for buildings. From HVAC efficiency to intelligent controls, I help make everyday spaces use less energy without giving up comfort.
I started with a screwdriver, ended up with a screen. Along the way, I picked up everything from PLC programming to project management — and a deep respect for how the physical and digital worlds meet.
I trained as an electrician, worked internationally as a superintendent engineer on ship engines, and now lead building automation projects at LTECH. My focus is BMS — Building Management Systems — where good design saves energy and keeps buildings comfortable.
Outside of work I stay curious about new tech: robotics, software, home automation. I've always liked understanding how things work — and building them when the tools out there don't fit.
Buildings account for a huge share of energy use. Good BMS design cuts that consumption without compromising comfort — through smarter controls, better data, and systems that respond to how people actually use a space.
Designing heating, ventilation and cooling controls that adapt to the building's real demand — not fixed schedules that waste energy at night or on weekends.
Bringing lighting, ventilation, heating and metering together in one BMS. When systems talk to each other, they work smarter — and use less energy doing it.
You can't improve what you don't measure. Continuous monitoring surfaces waste before it becomes cost — and gives building owners the data to prove real savings.
A career built across the whole stack — the hardware, the code, the systems, the people. Every role added something to how I approach a project today.
Leading Building Management System projects — HVAC controls, integrated automation, and energy-efficient solutions for commercial and industrial buildings across Denmark.
Oversaw projects at a leading Danish shipyard — planning, budgets, technical coordination. Worked largely independently on complex vessel projects.
Developed and optimized PLC programs for water treatment facilities. Designed HMI interfaces and integrated motor control libraries for improved system performance.
Programming systems and working hands-on with robots, machines and advanced equipment. Software development in a cutting-edge automation environment.
Sustaining uptime for autonomous robots deployed across Denmark and Germany. Commissioning, retrofitting, and troubleshooting field systems.
Working with SharePoint, PowerAutomate, and PC Schematics while continuing to leverage engineering knowledge from earlier full-time role.
Travelled 160+ days a year servicing large ship engines worldwide. PLC and automation work on electronically controlled propulsion systems.
Industrial and pharmaceutical projects — especially at Novo Nordisk sites in Måløv and Kalundborg. PLC work and electrical troubleshooting.
Comprehensive training in designing and optimizing automated industrial systems. Programming and control, robotic applications, system integration, and troubleshooting complex hardware/software combinations.
Full electrician apprenticeship completed in Nykøbing F. Advanced modules in automatic systems, control and regulation, communication systems, and robotic electrical engineering.
Strong grounding in mathematics, physics, and chemistry at A-level, plus specialized "Electronic-physics" coursework covering electrical circuits.
Building PCs and writing software since childhood. When off-the-shelf tools don't fit a workflow, I build custom ones — like the project planner running at planner.runehendriksen.com.
Running systems, self-hosted on my own hardware.
Complete work history, education, and the technical stack — a single PDF you can save or share.
Interested in BMS work, sustainable building solutions, or just want to chat about automation and energy efficiency? Get in touch.