We love having a beer on game night with friends, and we want to contribute to those moments, as well as create the most fun beer brand in the world. Our app extends the experience into the digital so you can have a beer with your gaming friends physically and virtually, and connect it to your gaming experience. We have all the gaming tools you need - life counters, dice rollers, bracket systems, etc. We have AR skins for your beer, AR beer pong and other games, and a lot more.

I am currently pursuing my passion of creating narrational art: games, movies and interactive experiences. I love worldbuilding, creating settings, situations, stories and narrative - within and outside of the media itself. Games and movies can have a huge impact on society by affecting culture, mindset, self-image and broadening imagined frames of possibility.

Since 2018, I've been teaching programming courses at NFI Competence, in C#, .NET, Java and Javascript.NFI Competence offers quality educational courses for companies, ranging from project leading and leadership to development and technical software.

To support the start of my freelance carrier I have been working half-time with my good friends at NFI Competence, where I also teach programming courses. I have overseen the development and support of their internally built operational system, website as well as all the IT-infrastructure. I have also created a digital setup for all course activity during the pandemic.

On the initiative of the founder of Ninjas in Pyjamas - Tommy "Potti" Ingemarsson - we created and launched a national Swedish esports league: The Swedish Elite Series CS:GO. The league was created to be a stepping stone and practice grounds for up-and-coming Swedish teams, as well as to solidify and mature the swedish CS:GO and esports scenes. We started season one with a price pool worth over one million swedish kronor and quickly established ourselves as the top league for semi-professional teams in Sweden. Season one had more than 400 teams qualifying for the three tiers within the league - and the league was broadcasted on Sportbladet 3 days a week for the entire 11 week season. I acted as project lead - shaping the vision together with a small core team and executing on the ideas. I oversaw product development, wrote the rule system, created the administrative structures, handled marketing and social media, designed the online platforms, created the webpage, created and produced the broadcasts, etc. Soon, the team grew and I could step into a more clear project leading position. I stayed with the initiative for three seasons before moving on to pursue other passions.

Area Academy is a company that's set out to build the educational structures for esports which already exist for regular sports and cultural disciplines. I work with outlining what these structures are, how they can be established and what our role within the structure should be.

SVT have for the last few years been broadcasting larger e-sports competitions through their online broadcasting system SVT Play, and now recently also through their regular broadcast channels. I started out as a Starcraft 2 caster and later on transferred to hosting all of the broadcasts.Other than e-sports I've been a part of broadcasting the swedish championships and nordic championships in cosplay. In these broadcasts I've been serving as studio host and commentator.

Datatrion is a relatively small IT consulting company with a lot of customers. For a few years I worked as one of the few developers in the company, almost exclusively working with one of the companys biggest customers, a large international business group. For this customer, Datatrion played a key role in maintaining and further developing their business systems. I served as developer, team lead, project coordinator and technical business controller. The years at Datatrion were hard work, but I've learned and matured immensely from this experience as well as made good friends at one of the nicest and most including IT consultancy companies in existence.

Since 2008, I’ve been working at the Nobel Museum, a museum aiming at spreading knowledge and creating interest for and discussion around the nobel prize categories and their respective fields. I am employed as a Museum Educator creating content for and conducting guided tours as well as taking part in the daily tasks of running the museum. I’ve also for some periods been taking time from my studies to help run the IT-department of the museum.