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Lead developer & architect for Silicon Labs' secure enclave, present on 32-bit (wireless) MCUs.

As part of the 32-bit software team in Oslo, I create and maintain software/firmware for the low power EFM32/EFR32 Cortex-M (wireless) microcontroller line. Some of my projects include porting and maintaining the ARM mbed framework to our WMCUs, creating software support for our own cryptographic peripherals, and re-imagining the visual chip configurator in Simplicity Studio.In December 2015, I got the managing responsibilities for software development on the mbed, secure element and chip configurator projects.

Student Partners are professional IT students who get the privilige of being kept up-to-date about the latest Microsoft products and technologies. I have been working mostly with Phone and Embedded products, but as of late with the whole Metro story as well. This position enabled me to hone my software design and programming skillset, and improved my soft skills overall. This is an unpaid voluntary program.

The A-Crew is an elite student demo-team that gets called upon for all major Microsoft product launches. We get trained first, then help do all the partner trainings, and go out on the street to drive sales after the launch.

Master's thesis at Barco Defence & Aerospace, Avionics division. My work contained both hardware design (FPGA board with DVI, LVDS and Fibre Channel interfaces and DDR3 RAM) and logic design (bidirectional video converter in VHDL).

Repair and rework of electronic modules for industrial lifting equipment (forklifts, lift trucks and aerial platforms).

Control, repair, calibration and stock control of general and specialised surveying equipment.