To briefly summarize, I’m an explorationist with more than 20 years of experience working in space science, geoscience and astronomy. In 2017, I moved from Norway to Canada to explore new opportunities as a technical specialist while working on my PhD at Western University. My experiences abroad helped me develop not only strong technical skills, but also provided me with the opportunity to develop interpersonal skills and a keen business sense.Over the past 20 years I have also been lucky to have worked on quite a number of interesting projects in different disciplines. With an educational background in astrophysics I started out by playing a major role in a project to refurbish and re-purpose a cold-war era satellite tracking camera as a near-Earth object discovery telescope. After the project saw 'first light', I moved with my family to Denmark and then Norway where I worked for 12 years as a geoscientist in the oil and gas industry. Along the way, I've continued to work on another satellite tracking camera retrofit and have developed a small business designing and building custom titanium bicycles. I've tracked fireballs with seismic and infrasound data and have searched for meteorites around the world. In short, I've learned a lot and become a confident scientist and explorer in many different areas.