Egmont
Software engineer · AI Platform & Cloud
I joined the cloud team in October 2024 and now work on the internal AI platform.
Copenhagen, Denmark / hello
Software engineer at Egmont and Software Development student at ITU.
I build internal AI tools and cloud infrastructure, and work on a few projects of my own.

Software engineer · AI Platform & Cloud
I joined the cloud team in October 2024 and now work on the internal AI platform.
BSc in Software Development
Studying software development in Copenhagen. My second-year team project with Novo Nordisk became Agentic Scrum, which won the ISE competition in 2026.
Some of my work at Egmont
Building and maintaining React interfaces and Python backends for the internal AI platform.
Cloud infrastructure with Go, AWS, Terraform, and Docker, and secret storage inside Kubernetes clusters.
CI/CD pipeline improvements and database design to support the tools and services we build.
NEXT Mediegymnasium, 2023–2024. Programming and mathematics tutoring, hardware workshops with 3D printers and laser cutters, and presentations on AI in education.
Elgiganten, 2021–2024. Technical support, sales, and onboarding colleagues.
I’m a member of AITU, where I served on the board in fall 2025, and spend time tinkering with Linux and NixOS.
Danish / English / spoken Georgian
Tools to try.
Problems I’ve worked on.
From the workbench
Turn PNG logos and illustrations into SVGs, right in your browser. Adjust the trace, edit the palette, and work on the paths with keyboard shortcuts. Your images stay on your device.
Started as a desktop interface around VTracer. The web version now runs the tracing engine through WebAssembly, with background removal, colour merging, and node editing. Processing happens in a worker so the editor stays responsive.

Personal project
A quick mental-math trainer. Timed runs, fixed-count practice, and survival mode—with instant answers and room to find a rhythm.
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, squares, and roots. Choose a difficulty, then type: correct answers advance immediately. Settings and session history stay in your browser.
For learning algorithms
45 interactive examples from three ITU courses: algorithms and data structures, distributed systems, and algorithmic problem solving. Change the inputs and follow each step.
Open the playgroundSecond-year team project · 2026
Our second-year project with Novo Nordisk. We built AI Product Owner and Scrum Master agents that negotiate sprint plans, use GitHub and Outlook, and ask a human when they can’t agree.
ISE competition winner · 2026
Explore the team’s project
University · Algorithmic Problem Solving · 2026
A competitive programming problem combining maximum flow and knapsack, created as a team exam project. We wrote the problem, solutions, test generators, and input validation.
Explore on GitHubUniversity · BDSA · 2025
Our C# social app, built with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, and SQLite. Public and personal timelines, GitHub sign-in, follows, likes, replies, and account deletion.
My changes included likes in the database, service, and UI, plus tests for following and account deletion.
The team’s source ↗University · ITU
A Denmark mapping application I worked on as part of my software development degree.
A project developed in collaboration with ITU’s AIR Lab during my first semester. A chance to take the work beyond the screen and into a creative setting.
University · Fall 2024 · ITU AIR Lab collaboration
A small shell bootstrap for my NixOS configuration. From a fresh machine to a familiar environment, with fewer manual steps.
Source on CodebergA Godot card-battle experiment with a Go relay server. Still a work in progress; there’s a lot left to build.
Godot / GDScript / Go
An interactive sorting-algorithm visualization built in C# and Unity during my gap year. An earlier experiment in making a process easier to understand by showing it.
I climb, hike, and helped start ITU’s trekking club. I’m TrekIT’s vice chair; the club website also calls me the “snack chief.”
The club’s website ↗ I made the website too ↗








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The early starts
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Another kind of problem solving. I spend some of my time away from the keyboard on the bouldering wall.

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