I was still on the OPTICON squad at this point, in August 2022 the squad was dissolved and replaced by the Discover squad. The Discover squad was going to migrate the legacy platform to a new frontend, in this mission I was responsible for enabling the backend to expose the data needed for the new frontend. I was the sole backend developer on this squad during this time, although we did have a fullstack developer who sometimes helped out on the tasks.In August 2023 I was moved to a newly formed squad together with the data scientists we had, called Automation. My task here was to replace the old pricing service(The one I build myself) and move all the remaining pricing logic out of our ERP system, so that there is one central location to get prices of products from. This project consisted of me designing the entire pricing architecture, building it, and ensuring it works as the business stakeholders expects it to work.During the project I have been in frequent communication with the stakeholders on the business side to learn how the business logic works, the software architects for feedback on architecture designs, and the QA engineer to ensure the quality of the final solution.

I started out working on the Scrum team and learning the ropes.Learnings:-Scrum, agile, Jira, retrospectives-TypeScript, PHP, HTML, CSS, AWS, DataDog, ORM-MicroServices, Architecture, event-based, unit tests, integration testsWins:-Tons of Jira tickets solved-Participated in creating a microservice handling order events-Participated in creating our own npm logging package, with DataDog metricsFrom May 2020 I moved to the cross-functional team OPTICON(OPTImized CONversion rate)Projects:-Pricing Microservice-Email Microservice-Conversion Rate OptimizationLearnings:-Skills: Software architecture, planning out service structure and integrations to other services on a drawing board usually with Draw.io diagrams-Methods: RATS, A/B tests on hypothesis, -Languages and Tools: Typescript, PHP, JavaScript, Datadog, Logging, Terraform, and CircleCI-AWS Technologies: SNS, SQS, Lambda, Events, ECS, ECR, CloudWatch, EventBridge, Fargate, IAM, S3, and RDS-Third Party Applications: Google Optimize, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, PriceEdge, and Mandrill/MailchimpWins:-Setting up numerous A/B tests on various pricing strategies-Setting up numerous A/B tests on various Frontend/UX experiments for increasing conversion rate-Created a pricing microservice which connects to the external tool PriceEdge and serves up the updated prices of products-Created an email microservice, which sends emails on domain events using Mandrill as an SMTP.

I spent 8 weeks developing a Thermo roof calculator for their wordpress website.-I developed a database in SQL that contains all the products that would be needed when calculating the materials you need in order to set up a thermo plastic sheet roof.-I made the front-end in wordpress and customized content(all of the input boxes and selects) using HTML and CSS-I implemented several JavaScript scripts to convey information from the front-end to the database and vice versa via a RESTful approach, as well as scripts to manipulate the front-end.-I programmed back-end scripts in PHP to communicate between the front-end and the database, as well as PHP to send an automatic mail to Deigaard with the customer's wishes.-In addition I made a WebAPI on a separate page for Deigaard Plast to manipulate the database without them having to learn any SQL, utilizing a RESTful approach.-They told me what they wanted and I adapted what they told me to something do-able in the time allotted.-We then tested the calculator and adapted it to feedback.

I was a Table Tennis Coach in Odder BTK for about 6 years and I have taken DGI's coaching courses K-1 to K-4. In the courses you learn how to train children, young adults, and adult players alike.