As CEO of Kiip, I lead our mission to revolutionize the payment landscape with a cutting-edge, embeddable digital wallet platform that transforms in-app economies. Leveraging over a decade of experience in blockchain and software engineering, I drive innovative solutions that reduce costs, enhance user loyalty, and unlock new revenue streams for marketplaces, mobile games, and other platforms. I oversee product development, strategic planning, and the integration of advanced technologies to ensure seamless and secure payment experiences for our partners and users. Passionate about simplifying blockchain technology, I strive to empower businesses to harness its benefits without complexity, paving the way for the future of digital transactions.

I take on an advisory role to help (primarily Norwegian) projects that are exploring blockchain.I can also help with architecture, smart contract development, and smart contract security best practices.I have a good understanding of the industry and have been in the space since 2013

dOrg is a DAO that offers web3 development services to projects with the aim of making a real-world impact. Since 2019, we have helped numerous top web3 companies achieve their objectives.My role at dOrg involves being a tech lead, quality assurance, blockchain / web3 developer, and analyst. As the tech lead, I am responsible for ensuring the quality of the code. I review pull requests and provide feedback to ensure that the development process runs smoothly. Additionally, I offer mentorship to junior developers.In my role as a developer, I am involved at all levels of the stack. However, my primary focus is on Solidity, EVM, and security.As an analyst, I create Dune Analytics dashboards and analyze data in Python.From January 2022 until January 2024, I worked with Gnosis Guild on the development of Zodiac, which involved modules for the Safe Wallet, as well as related projects such as Tablua and Gnosis Pay.

Supporting general business decisions.Explorative data analysis to figure out possible actions. To be proposed and presented to managers.Finding out what message to communicate to which customers.Analyzing churn and prevention mechanisms.All actions were measured in comparison to the control group.Some of the analyzation tools and techniques: - Python- TensorFlow - scikit-learn - SQL- Pandas- xgBoost- Deep learning via Keras

A DAO cooperative committed to enhancing the means of coordination.We are enabling decentralized organizations by BUIDLing Tools For DAOs!Currently, we are building on Ethereum and working with DAOstack's Arc protocol.

• BlockchainAsgeir is developing dApps on Ethereum.Asgeir also worked on the EOS Portal. The EOS Portal is a place for EOS token holders to research and cast their votes for EOS block producers. The EOS blockchain operates on Delegated Proof-of-Stake. Therefore, the block producers are elected by the EOS token holders. ⚒ Technologies: Ethereum, Solidity, EOS, Vue, TypeScript, React• Trading BotAsgeir utilizes his experience from Cluda and his master thesis to develop automated trading systems. ⚒ Technologies: TypeScript, NodeJs, REST• Web developmentAsgeir has developed web solutions for various clients with varying needs. ⚒ Technologies: TypeScript, React, Redux, GatsyJs, Node.js• App developmentAsgeir has developed proof of concept mobile applications. - One for an overview and comparison of cryptocurrency, and - One for the overview and notifications about events in your area Hallingdal. ⚒ Technologies: TypeScript, React Native, Redux

From 2014 to 2017, Asgeir bootstrapped the TradersBit marketplace. TradersBit was a marketplace for streams of Bitcoin trading signals. The marketplace was operational for almost two years and had a hundred customers at its top. Asgeir did everything by himself, product development, customer service, marketing, etc.Publishers created streams, sent trading signals to streams, and sold subscriptions to streams. Publishing on TradersBit was free. Signals could be published through the website, API, or by connecting a Bitfinex account. The API made it possible to connect trading bots and other applications. Statistics for each stream's performance were computed and displayed in the marketplace.Subscribers could browse, filter, and sort streams based on average monthly profit, average trade, and other indicators. When subscribing to a stream, users would receive signals via email or have the signaled trades automatically executed through their Bitfinex accounts (trading bots). The publishers of the streams would set the monthly subscription fee. Upon selling subscriptions, publishers earned 70 percent of the subscription fees. TradersBit got the remaining 30 percent.Upon the reception of a trading signal, the trade was simulated (including trading fees). As a result of this, there was no way for the publishers to manipulate statistics.There was no social interaction in this marketplace because the statistics and trading signals spoke for themselves. A subscriber should not need to know or care whether signals are sent manually by a teenager, an MBA graduate, or automatically generated by a trading bot. At TradersBit, the streams and the resulting statistics were in focus - not the source. TradersBit also hosted trading competitions. For instance, most profitable streams last 30 days.⚒ Technologies: Bitcoin, Amazon Web Services, TypeScript, Angular, Go, Scala, Node.js, Microservices, Serverless

• Blockchain (dApp)Asgeir developed concepts for how to use blockchain technology for supply chain and national registry use-cases.⚒Technologies: Ethereum• Full StackMigrated two old web portals from a Struts-based server-side solution to a modern client/server solution communicating over REST and JSON. Asgeir was responsible for the front-end solution, and he introduced the team to new technologies like TypeScript and Redux.⚒Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Angular, and Redux• Mobile appAsgeir was responsible for the development of a mobile application (front-end) for displaying traffic messages. Users could set up routes and get notifications if there was a traffic incident on any of their saved routes. ⚒Technologies: JavaScript, React Native and Redux.

Asgeir worked as a teaching assistant.for the course named Agent Technologies. His primary responsibility was helping students with the course assignments.

Asgeir worked at RUnit Software during the summer and as a part-time job while studying. Asgeirs responsibilities included: - Evaluation of frameworks for automatic GUI-testing, - Development of automated GUI-tests, - Setup of a new automatic build system, and - Development of an Eclipse Plugin.⚒ Technologies: Eclipse, Maven, Jenkins, Jubula