In 2013, after graduating, I got a job as System Developer at Aspit. We’re making journaling systems for privatized healthcare in Norway; Psybase and Physica. This is my current gig.

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I have been very involved with the local group under the banner “Lær Kidsa Koding” (LKK). Its basically the Norwegian version of code.org.

My role within LKK has varied, but mostly I teach kids how to code using raspberry pi, scratch or whatever resources I have access to. Having the kids turn out to be programmers isn’t the goal. It’s more important that they grow up with at least a basic understanding of the tech that surrounds them.

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Human Resource Machine is a game developed by Tomorrow Corporation. I just did the Norwegian translation. The initial idea was to use it as a teaching tool for kids as the game represents how machine thinks in a very intuitive way. In of itself this is an amazing game and I would recommend it to anyone who has a slight interest in puzzle solving or programming.

Mostly this is here because I’m kinda proud of being a tiny part of the game….

Also the devs seem nice.

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Back in 2010 I decided to move to the UK… Wales. I started studying Computer Science at Aberystwyth University (Yes, pronouncing the name is something they teach). At first I aimed at web development, but after a quick introduction to Python I decided to branch out.

During my time at Aber Uni I had classes with fancy names such as “Intelligent Robotics”, “Space Robotics”, “Professional Issues in Software Development” and so forth.

In 2013 I graduated with a bachelor of science in computer science.

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