Solution Architect · Oslo
Solution architect in Oslo. I design enterprise systems on Microsoft Azure and the Power Platform — and I build small things on the side to keep learning.
Twenty-three years of building software, most of it spent on the same problem in different shapes: turning a messy business situation into a system that survives contact with production. These days I work as a solution architect at Avo Consulting in Oslo, across public sector, aquaculture and industry.
The part I enjoy most is not drawing the architecture. It's the conversation where someone explains what they actually need, and the diagram quietly rearranges itself.
A few side projects live here. They exist because I learn a technology properly only when I have to ship something with it — so these are experiments, not products.
Zero-knowledge secret sharing. One link, one view, then it's gone — encryption happens in the browser, so the server never sees the secret it stores.
Migraine tracker for logging symptoms, triggers and medication. My first proper mobile build — offline-first sync turned out to be the whole project.
Real-time fractal rendering on the GPU, with smooth zoom and colour palettes you can push around. Pure curiosity — a shader playground with no business case whatsoever.
Chess and puzzles, which is probably the same instinct as the day job. Diving, climbing, ski touring and cold water, which is not. Some woodworking, because it's satisfying to build something that doesn't need a deployment pipeline.
And Scooter, at unreasonable volume, whenever I need to concentrate late at night.
LinkedIn is the best way to reach me.