I am a datamatiker student at Erhvervsakademi København (4th semester), focused on backend systems, databases, and data analysis. I enjoy structured problem solving and building stable solutions end-to-end — from data models and APIs to deployment.

Technical skills

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Languages & platforms

• Java — backend and full-stack style work in IntelliJ (APIs, application structure, algorithms).
• Python — data analysis and notebooks (Spyder, Jupyter Notebook), pipelines and analytical workflows.
• Web — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React (VS Code).
• SQL & databases — PostgreSQL, SQL, SQLite, schema-driven design and data handling.

Backend & integration

• REST-style APIs, service-oriented structuring, and integration with frontends.
• Experience with Jetty Server, Docker, and deployment on Digital Ocean.
• Practical database work including modeling, querying, and persistence-focused features.

Data & analysis

• Exploratory analysis, feature-oriented thinking, and analytical notebooks (coursework and projects aligned with BI/ML workflows).

Tools & workflow

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• Git / GitHub, Kanban-style planning, structured iteration.
• IntelliJ, VS Code, Jupyter, Spyder.
• AI tools: I use Cursor, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude as part of a normal developer workflow — boilerplate, exploration, explaining errors, and brainstorming approaches — not as a substitute for understanding the code. I treat suggestions critically, test behaviour, and ship only what I can explain and maintain.

Languages (spoken)

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• Danish — fluent
• English — fluent
• Spanish — basic (limited conversational ability; not fluent)

Experience highlights

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IT support & web development — Krarup Hansen & Co. Arkitekter M.A.A. (Oct 2025–present, Fridays)

• Hands-on IT support for non-technical colleagues: troubleshooting, clear explanations, and stakeholder-friendly communication.
• Building and evolving the studio website with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; deployed March 2026.

This combination reflects how I like to work: technical depth where it matters, and clarity when collaborating with people who are not developers.