I build web things, keep up with whatever is happening in AI, and get distracted by ideas that sound too cool not to try.
Three personal projects.
Built a 56M-parameter Transformer for extractive question answering, with 25+ tracked runs and a DistilBERT comparison on 3,000 examples.
A geography quiz built around an interactive 3D globe, with different quiz types, topics and ways to track progress.
A tool that automatically monitors skin marketplaces, looks for undervalued items and notifies me when it finds one.
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I am a developer at Omega 365 and an AI student at NTNU. I like building things, learning how they work, and seeing how far I can take an idea.
I'm doing an M.Sc. in Computer Science at NTNU after a B.Eng. in Computer Engineering at HVL. The degrees lean heavily towards machine learning, although most of my day-to-day work is still good old-fashioned web development.
I like new things and I like ideas that make a room go, “that would be cool.” Right now I am exploring how LLMs and generative AI could be useful in Omega 365's estimating module. That is about as specific as I should be here.
Fishing is the main real hobby. The other interests and rabbit holes come and go; fishing has stuck.
I went from being the person fixing hotel systems while somebody waited in Flåm to building BIM tools and poking at practical uses for LLMs, with a few side quests in teaching and student media.
Working in the BIM module with Vue, TypeScript and SQL. I rebuilt a document-review tool for comparing revisions, and lately I have been exploring how LLMs and generative AI could be useful in estimating. The interesting details have to stay at work for now.
Built a Vue web app from scratch while working through an intensive programme in SQL and database design.
Kept payment systems, hotel systems, networks and servers running across several locations in Aurland, often while somebody was waiting for the fix.
Things I use, things I have used, and whatever I am currently messing around with. This is a working set, not a claim that I know everything about all of them.
I saw both films before reading it, but the book lets you inside the characters in a completely different way. You can really feel Herbert warning you about charismatic leaders, even while making them fascinating.
Open the cover and draw something on a page.
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