People

Founded on a collaborative, pioneering spirit, we believe in diverse teams and the value of new perspectives. Our learn and grow mindset drives agile scaling to accelerate industrial adoption of superconductors to benefit society and the planet.

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Our Culture

Moving Forward, Together

Real transformation can only happen through collaboration. That is why we work closely with industry leaders, governments, research institutions, and visionary investors to accelerate the energy transition – together.

We are driven by one goal: to create lasting impact through technology. A greener, more resilient, and carbon-neutral future is not just possible – it’s within reach.

At the heart of our work is a deep commitment to humanity, the planet and future generations. We believe in science for the greater good – approaching every challenge with ethics, responsibility, and a sense of purpose that goes beyond profit.

"We push the boundaries of what’s possible and turn bold ideas into real-world solutions"

Multidisciplinary teams 

Our growing team of 40+ people consists of production officers, technicians, process developers, and analyst engineers specialised in cutting-edge superconductor solutions.

At Subra, we work together in diverse teams solving complex issues for our customers and beyond. Our team effort has led to multiple significant technological leaps in the field of high-temperature superconductors.

This has put Subra in the vanguard of our field, demonstrating some of the world’s most advanced high-temperature superconductors.

To benefit the planet and society, we think outside the box and believe in agile scaling to accelerate industrial adoption of superconductors.

Our values

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Impact & Accountability

We are an impact company striving to make a difference for society and the planet with key enabling technology.

We believe in using science for ethical purposes and only produce for applications with this in mind.

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Innovation & Solutions

We are solution-oriented focusing on solving complex issues for our customers and beyond.

We build for industrial scale and impact, delivering superior, scalable and cost-effective superconductors.

Our culture of growth drives agile scaling to accelerate industrial adoption of superconductors.

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People & Culture

We are founded on a collaborative spirit both internally and externally.

We believe in diverse teams and the value of new perspectives.

We value and actively employ people’s strengths and expertise.

Meet our management

At Subra, we empower people and innovation for a better and more sustainable tomorrow. Our learn and grow mindset drives agile scaling to accelerate industrial adoption of superconductors to benefit society and the planet.

Anders is CEO and co-founder of Subra. He is an inventor and entrepreneur by nature and behind Subra's key innovations. Holding a PhD from and a former Associate Professor at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Anders is a leading expert in superconductivity. As Vice-Chair of the European Fusion Association, he contributes to important energy agendas in Europe on next-generation energy technologies.
Portrait of Anders Wulff, CEO at Subra.

Anders C. Wulff

Maria is Chief Operational Officer in Subra. She leads organisational and administrative operations, bringing in over 15 years of experience in strategic leadership across industrial sectors from small to larger organisations. In addition to this, she holds a MA in marketing and business economics.
Portrait of Maria Tandrup, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Subra.

Maria Tandrup

Sarah is Chief Strategy Officer, co-founder and shareholder of Subra. She leads strategic initiatives that guide direction and growth, supporting agile scaling to accelerate the industrial adoption of superconductors. With degrees in Business Administration, Marketing, and Fundraising from London, and 10 + years of experience in entrepreneurship and strategic development in complex organisations, she brings strategic business development, and governance design.
Portrait of Sarah Børresen, Chief Strategy Officer and board member at Subra.

Sarah Børresen

Martin is Chief Financial Officer in Subra. Drawing on global experience across five continents, he is a strategic leader focused on strengthening financial performance and business value creation. Bringing 17 years of experience in financial leadership, corporate finance, and investor relations from senior finance positions to the plate. Throughout Martin’s career, he has held various positions such as Head of Investor Relations and Divisional CFO at leading industrial biotech firms.
Portrait of Martin Riise, CFO at Subra.

Martin Riise

Cornelia is Head of HTS at Subra, where she leads the development of Subra’s high-temperature superconductors across various applications. A PhD and specialist in Materials Science, she has held leadership positions in European superconductor and fusion companies. Born and raised in Germany where she has been a key contributor to, and driver of, the superconducting power distribution project “SuperLink” in Munich.
Portrait of Cornelia Hintze, Head of High-Temperature Superconductors at Subra.

Cornelia Hintze

Christian is Head of R&D at Subra. Employing his globally recognised expertise in materials science, magnets, and superconductors, he pushes development of Subra’s innovations. Being a former Associate Professor and holding a PhD from the Technical University of Denmark, he has over 20 years of experience leading the design, modelling, and commissioning of high-tech systems. He brings extensive expertise in innovation, IP protection, and commercialisation, along with his strong scientific background.
Portrait of Christian Bahl, Head of Research & Development at Subra.

Christian Bahl

John Jákup is Head of Production & Analysis at Subra, where he leads end-to-end manufacturing, quality control, and process optimisation. He is born and raised in the Faroe Islands, holding a M.Sc. in Physics and Nanotechnology from DTU, and a specialist in superconductivity. By combining expertise in materials science and characterisation, and data-driven development of advanced superconducting systems John Jákup draws on significant analytical and modelling expertise.
Portrait of John Jákup Christensen, Head of Analysis & Production at Subra.

John Jákup Christensen

Poul Erik is Technical Manager of Subra. He leads the establishment of our new production site, overseeing the implementation of conceptual design, infrastructure, facilities, utilities, and the gathering of requirements for new production machinery. With 20+ years of experience in Facility Management at organisations as LEO Pharma (Global Facility Manager lead), Novo Nordisk, and DTU Campus Service, Poul Erik has expertise in change management, performance optimisation, and resource coordination.
Portrait of Poul Erik Søderdahl, Technical Manager at Subra.

Poul Erik Søderdahl

Working at Subra

We are founded on a collaborative spirit and actively employ our team members’ skills, strengths and expertise for the benefit of society and the planet. Are you ready to make a change?

John Jákup Christensen explaining Subracable and high-temperature superconductors to Bo Skov Hedegaard and Signe Larsen in the lab.

Our journey

It all started on a bench at the airport.

In 2011, after a superconducting technologies conference in the Netherlands, Anders C. Wulff sat waiting for his flight home, mulling over the industry’s stubborn problem; AC loss in flat-tape superconductors. Then it struck him: What if superconducting material could be vapor-deposited, and automatically form hair-thin strands to eliminate AC loss altogether?

By 2014, that idea had become a company: Subra