Development and improvement of different projects within the company, based on different real estate solution for marketing of existing and newly built homes. I worked with an amazing team of 8 other developers working fully remote and taking part of full development plans and demos as well as code maintenance in different projects across the company.

• React
• Typescript
• React Query
• Tanstack Router
• Cypress
• TailwindCSS
• Playwright
• Custom component libraries
• Jira
• GraphQL

I joined EstateLab in it's start-up phase and I was tasked with building almost from scratch a multitenant application to manage real estate property. It was a very heavy CRUD interaction with APIs, where we had to read and render data on a table as well as managing and authenticating forms. I worked closely with cross-functional teams, including developers, sales and designers to implement the most accessible and friendly interfaces for the users.

• React
• JavaScript
• Typescript
• Chakra UI
• React Query
• Tanstack Router
• Docker
• React Hook Form
• TailwindCSS
• DBeaver
• Vite

Helped with the design and organization of the meinbafoeg.de website, which helps German students to apply for scholarships to study abroad. Worked mainly with WordPress and design tools like Figma and different plugins.

• React
• JavaScript
• Wordpress CMS
• HTML & SCSS

During the time of my studies I've been able to partake in some of the projects and works shown in my portfolio. Beyond coding, I brought concepts to life and coded websites with React, Vite and NodeJS or Webflow from Figma designs. It's not just about writing code; it's a creative journey, much like brewing beer—from an idea to a tangible product and a user experience. And not only is it a fulfilling job but also I have fun alongside it.

• React
• NextJS
• JavaScript
• Typescript
• Chakra UI
• Webflow
• HTML & CSS
• React Router
• TailwindCSS
• WordPress
• Elementor
• Vite

My role here was quite varied - not just helping with beer production of Schouskjelleren Bryggeri but also connecting with some of the managers of the best bars in Oslo. I listened to what they craved and sourced unique beers from around the globe. Some of those selections even made their way to Vinmonopolet! This role wasn't just about beer, but also selling and negotiating prices with managers, curating customer relationships and keeping up and understanding the trends and needs of the market. This relations led me to close and friendly relationships with bar owners leading to an increase in sales for the company and good reputation as a supplier. I also designed the logo and website of the company.

I started my Content Creation journey in 2019 by starting a YouTube channel where I made game guides for various video games, which laid part of the groundwork for my transition into the development world. Beyond technical skills, this experience taught me valuable skills like discipline, commitment, keeping up to date with technology. Also other valuable skills like web SEO and picture/video editing to enhance the channel's quality, with allowed me to have a good eye for good UX / UI design and accessibility which have proven of great use in my developer career. All of this have resulted in a growing channel that recently passed the 40k mark.

• Wordpress
• Adobe Photoshop
• Elementor
• SEO
• CSS
• OBS
• Filmora

A year after I finished my university I decided to move out of my comfort zone and I moved to London, UK, where I worked for several years. I worked in hospitality both as a bartender and as a manager (I even helped opening and organizing Gipsy Hill's Brewery's Taproom in the heart of London), lead teams of 10+ people in a very fast-paced and stressful environment as working in the center of a big city with people of all sorts. Thanks to my network and contacts I got a job for Amundsen Bryggeri in Oslo, which led me to move to Norway and start anew, and since I'm always willing to learn I embraced the change and new opportunities to grow.