I lead product and projects
I bring clear plans, useful metrics, and delivery with remote teams. I sit between business and tech talk — and take a real task to a working result.
What I do
What I can do for you
I am a Senior IT engineer and digital systems architect. I solve business problems with code and AI — on your team or on a focused project.
One person — not an agency
I work as Product Owner / digital lead inside a team, or I take a short AI and systems project. Priority: Trondheim, Norway, and solid remote.
How I can help
I bring AI into daily work
I build assistants, camera flows, and knowledge tools that cut repeated work — shaped by VEI and the Link AI prototype next to public-sector processes.
I build WordPress and custom systems
I ship light custom plugins, shops, simple CRM tools, fast sites, SEO and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) so people and AI assistants can find you.
I tidy systems and automation
I map processes, cut waste, and design lean ops. Same discipline that scaled retail with tiny teams and food delivery with shared kitchens — for your product or business.
How I usually start
- A short call to clarify the role, the outcome, and the limits.
- A written scope: employment talk or a fixed project slice.
- A clear next step — interviews, a pilot week, or a proposal.
FAQ — how I help
What can you help with?
Lead product and projects; bring AI into daily work with human checks; build light WordPress / custom systems; tidy processes and automation. Start small where it hurts.
Who is a good fit?
Teams that want a practitioner next to the business — not a slide deck. Trondheim / Norway first, then strong remote roles and projects.
Do you only work in Trondheim?
Trondheim is home base and priority. Remote works well for many product and AI projects when communication is clear.
Hire full-time or run a project?
Both. Employment talks for product / AI lead roles, or a fixed project slice with a written scope. We choose after a short call.
Want to see if I fit?
Send a bit of context about the role or problem. LinkedIn works best for employers; the contact form is fine too.