I build things end-to-end — from a bakery's front door to the database humming underneath it. JavaScript-first, comfortable dropping into Java or Kotlin whenever the backend calls for it. I like software that does its one job without ceremony: fast to load, easy to run, boring in all the right ways.
Structure and surface — semantic markup, responsive layout, motion.
Interactivity, client-side logic, and everything that ties a UI together.
Servers, APIs, and build tooling — the engine behind both live projects below.
Backend systems and services where the JVM's reliability matters.
Android and modern JVM development — concise, safe, and fast to write.
Comfortable owning a project from first line of code to live deploy.
Two live builds, both mine end-to-end — design, code and deploy. One sells bread every morning in Oslo, the other keeps every database I own from turning into chaos.
A shopfront for the web, built for a one-room French bakery in Torshov, Oslo. A live open/closed status badge, a scrolling "fresh out of the oven" ticker, and a daily menu that shrinks as the case empties out — content-first and fully in Norwegian.
A lightweight database management console — spin up a project, manage its tables, and keep every database in one dashboard instead of a dozen scattered admin panels. Built for daily, hands-on use.
Open to freelance work, contract builds, or a full-time role. If it involves a browser, a server, or both — reach out.