Part of the development team maintaining and implementing Multicase Webshop and customer solution based on it, in a fullstack software engineering position. I implemented customized functionality in the webshop solution, as well as customer specific website designs for their webshops.Technologies mostly being C#, ASP.NET, NuGet, Git, NPM, HTML, (S)CSS, JS, Vue and Windows Server (2012 or newer).

I was part of the development team that implemented and launched customer solutions based on CoreTrek's self-developed CMS solution, CorePublish. I was doing this in a full stack web developer position.Technologies mostly being LAMP-stack (PHP version 5 and 7), HTML, (S)CSS, NPM and Git.

I was an apprentice at the high school, Porsgrunn VGS. In my position as apprentice I helped run the day to day IT infrastructure at the high school. As a result of my technical skills, I was allowed above average responsibility. I'll cover some of the common tasks in my position below.- Assisted employees and students with their computer problems, hands on and over phone (fun fact, I learned to battle some of my "fear" of speaking to people on the phone).- Basic operations revolving around AD, SCCM and deploying client machines using network deploy.- Maintaining other necessary equipment, like copiers and printers, access points and class room AV equipment.- Creating various tutorials/guides for employees and students, to assist them where equipment and software was lacking in terms of convenience of being easy to understand.- Sometimes configuring network switches. Mainly revolved around changing VLAN for certain switch-ports, to properly allow communication with the device in the other end.Additionally there was a lot of downtime, where we didn't have much to do. That's when I decided to take it upon myself to solve one of our common problems; we often lost track of who owned which laptop handed to us for service, if they had borrowed a laptop in the meantime, when this was done and so on. To battle this, I set out to develop our own ticket management system in PHP and integrated it with AD using LDAP. I made a simple Bootstrap style frontend, and most of it was SSR. However, I did do some AJAX calls through jQuery for AD integration features. This ticket system did solve the problem quite well, and it was used for some time after my apprenticeship was over, but it had to eventually be retired due to no maintenance.