

As a software engineer with a diverse skill set in frontend, backend, and DevOps, I find my greatest satisfaction in unraveling complex challenges and transforming them into achievable solutions. My career has predominantly been in frontend development, but my keen interest and adaptability have frequently drawn me into backend and DevOps roles. I am driven not by titles or hierarchy but by opportunities where I can make a real difference through my work.
In every role, I strive to blend my technical skills with a collaborative spirit, focusing on contributing to team goals and delivering practical, effective solutions. My passion for development extends beyond professional settings; I continually engage in personal projects to explore new technologies and methodologies, keeping my skills sharp and current.
I am eager to find a role that aligns with my dedication to development and problem-solving, a place where I can apply my varied expertise to meaningful projects and grow within a team that values innovation and technical skill.

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At ZeroNorth, I develop and maintain a NextJS-based, offline-first PWA for on-vessel reporting, and enhance report processing infrastructure using Terraform and NodeJS.

At Sampension, a Danish pension fund, I designed and helped build a cross-platform frontend architecture using React Native and React Native for Web, ensuring a unified, maintainable codebase for native iOS, Android, and web applications across devices.

In 2015, I spearheaded the creation of a new frontend architecture for Trendsales, leading to the development of m.trendsales.dk, using React and Redux, and devising bespoke frameworks for navigation, flexible routing, skeleton page transitions, and integrating workflows across systems like Github, Jira, Octopus Deploy, AppVeyor, and Docker.

I led the development of a new Xamarin-based iOS app from scratch at Trendsales, including a supporting API and backend work, culminating in a successful app with over 15 million screen views and 1.5 million sessions per month, and later joined a team to expand into Android development.

At Trendsales, I started with a part-time role focused on maintaining the API for the iOS app, eventually diversifying my responsibilities to include broader platform development, allocating 25-50% of my time to the API.
As a part-time web developer at bilzonen.dk, I managed both routine maintenance and major projects like new modules and integrations, introduced a custom provider-model system in .NET (C#) for data management, and established the development environment, including server setup and custom tools for building and testing.