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About me

I’m a frontend developer from Denmark currently looking for work as an Umbraco Developer.

Please shoot me an email if you think I’d be a good fit for your team.

From 2010 to 2025, I was a co-owner of Vokseværk, a design and development bureau in Aarhus, Denmark, where I did frontend and backend development of many content sites using the Danish Open Source CMS Umbraco.

As an active community member I’ve been awarded the Umbraco MVP a total of 9 times; First in 2013 and then again in 2018, with renewals in 2019 through 2025.

Experience

Over the years I’ve had the pleasure of working with a bunch of different technologies, including (in no particular order):

Also, I’ve had the (sometimes) pleasure (and sometimes horror) of trying out all of these solutions for managing content (aka CMSs):

(Again, in no particular order)

After having had to bend my frontend code in horrible ways to adapt to the output of any given system’s “Master Template” (or equivalent otherwise named base output), I finally found Umbraco in circa 2009 and haven’t looked away since.

What’s rendered by Umbraco is of my own doing - not someone else’s.

Current toolset

I host a lot of code on GitHub and used to post a lot of words on Twitter, but now I’ve rebooted on Mastodon and will probably end up posting lots of words there in the future.

I was a long time TextMate user, but these days I’m using Panic’s very excellent Nova code editor exclusively, and I like it quite a lot.

I use CodeKit for all things compiling (Less, ES6 etc.) and GitHub Desktop for most of my Source Code Control-wrangling.