Rogier Woltjer is Senior Lecturer in Human Factors and Aviation Safety at Lund University, Department of Aviation and Aeronautical Sciences and School of Aviation. He has a PhD in Cognitive Systems (Linköping University) and an MSc in Artificial Intelligence. 

His primary research interests at the Department of Aviation and Aeronautical Sciences and School of Aviation, in Ljungbyhed, are human factors, safety management, pilot training (both manned and remote), human-machine interaction and human-automation teaming.

He has done research mainly in civil and military (manned and unmanned) aviation and air traffic control, and published in journals such as the International Journal of Aviation Psychology, Safety Science, Reliability Engineering and System Safety, The Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, Cognition, Technology & Work, and The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation.

His journal articles are included in the Research outputs on this page. He has also made more than 50 conference contributions and (co-) authored more than 50 technical reports and project deliverables. For a more complete list of publications see Rogier's Google Scholar or ORCID pages. 

Rogier is an Associate Professor (docent) and he teaches in and is course responsible and examiner in the Lund Master’s program for safety practitioners in Human Factors and Systems Safety.

He is also the main teacher, course responsible, and examiner in the course Systems-theoretical Models for Risk and Accident Analysis mainly aimed at the LTH Risk, Safety and Crisis Management Master's program's specialisations Risk Modelling and System Safety. This course focuses primarily on the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) and Systems-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes (STAMP) and its methods STPA and CAST.