Experienced and creative software developer with a solid background in computer science and music technology from NTNU. Specialized expertise in web development (both frontend and backend) and audio processing in browsers (Web Audio API), combined with practical experience in developing sound effect algorithms for digital hardware as well as development for touch screen devices. Thrives at the intersection of technology and creativity, focusing on creating engaging, interactive, and user-friendly digital solutions. Passionate about good user experience and innovative applications of sound and interactivity. A bit of a tech nerd. Loves music - both playing and listening.
During my first year, I was primarily involved in maintenance and new development of Umbraco websites for various clients of Knowit Experience Bergen. This was typically full-stack development, covering everything from databases through C# to HTML/CSS/JS. Examples of clients: BNBank, Sylvsmidja, Centrum Trafikkskole, Avinor, Munck Cranes, and Tine Dairies. After that, I gradually started working with Fjordkraft, where I was involved with their website, as well as 'Min side' and 'salgsløypene'. Eventually, I also worked on Fjordkraft Mobile and TrøndelagKraft. These were primarily frontend-focused. In the fall of 2019, I began working on the Fjordkraft app. I've been working on the app, and Elmera's alliance apps, since then.
Development of software for three guitar pedals: TRYM, ROM, and KOR. The three pedals are tremolo, reverb, and chorus pedals, respectively. My main tasks involved developing effect algorithms for the pedals. The code was written in C and C++.
Teaching Assistant in MUST1060 Basic Music Technology 2. Grading assignments, Csound and Ableton Live.
Teaching Assistant in the course TDT4102 Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming. Approving lab assignments in C++, STL, and SFML.
Teaching Assistant in the course TT3010 Audio Technology and Room Acoustics. Grading assignments and guiding students.
Teaching Assistant in the course TT2010 Music and Perception. Creating exercise materials and guidance.
Performance of ceremonial duties both outside and within Huseby Camp. Responsible for allocating approximately 15 people to 24-hour guard duty both in camp and at the Royal Palace.
In connection with the 100th anniversary of the first Sami national meeting, Ringve Museum in Trondheim had an exhibition celebrating Sami music during the fall of 2017. My contribution, in collaboration with composer Frode Fjellheim, was to create two audio stations where visitors could create their own joik. Practically, each station was equipped with a microphone and a set of buttons and potentiometers, microphone, and sound card.
Light installation over an ice rink outside Nova Kinosenter in Trondheim. Used Arduino and IR sensors for detecting activity on the ice.
Collaborative project with students from the architecture program at NTNU where we created a staircase with glowing tubes that reacted to movements. The staircase was made in connection with the Pstereo festival in Trondheim.