Builds solutions
I develop in C# and .NET — from Blazor web apps to mobile solutions and internal tools that support everyday work.
I turn business needs into software that works in practice. With experience in IFS, .NET and integrations, I connect systems to the everyday work they are meant to support.

Since 2022 I have worked as an ERP & Business Solutions Developer at Nilpeter. There I develop solutions close to the business: integrations, internal applications and data foundations for reporting.
My strength is working across boundaries. I can follow a challenge from the user's workflow through the application and all the way down into the database. That lets me see the connections and find a solution that fits into the existing everyday work.
I develop in C# and .NET — from Blazor web apps to mobile solutions and internal tools that support everyday work.
I work with IFS, REST APIs and integrations, so information can move between ERP, production and other systems.
SQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and Cognos are part of my toolbox when data needs to be gathered, processed and turned into a clear overview.
Behind the technologies are concrete needs. Open the stories to see which challenges I have worked on and how I approached them. The descriptions are kept at a general level out of consideration for my work.
How do you make the data in a large ERP system easier to explore? I introduced an AI solution in IFS where you can ask questions about your data in plain language.
What makes the task interesting is the meeting between existing business data and a new way of using it. The work is about making the technology relevant to the people who need to find answers in their everyday work.
I have built a larger platform for reporting. The work requires an eye for data, structure and the questions the reports are meant to help answer.
My experience with PostgreSQL, Cognos and data from ERP systems is part of the professional background I draw on in reporting work. Here it is crucial that the technical foundation and the way people use the reports fit together.
In my diploma project I explored how integrations based on direct database access can be prepared for a future with IFS Cloud. I mapped the dependencies and built a .NET prototype with an internal API facade.
The prototype combined data from several API calls and tested updates through the API. I compared output and performance with the existing access, so the recommendations were based on measurements in the test environment rather than assumptions.
I work with integrations between IFS and production systems. My solutions use C#, RabbitMQ and REST APIs as parts of a flow where information has to reach the right system.
That requires both technical understanding and knowledge of what the data means in the process it is part of. An integration is only useful once it supports the work on both sides.
I have built information screens in Blazor and a mobile solution for goods receiving with MAUI Blazor. On the phone you can fetch receipts, scan a location and register information back in IFS.
This kind of task is a good reminder that the user's workflow should set the direction. The technology has to be usable where the work actually happens.
Diploma in software development 2026
Academy profession degree in IT
I combine hands-on development work with a professional background in system integration, databases, testing and IT project management, among other things. For me, further education is about getting better at making well-reasoned choices — and carrying them through in practice.
Technology is also one of my interests. At home I experiment with Home Assistant, automation and my own server — and with getting the small things to work together a little better.
Electric cars and motorcycles give a different kind of driving pleasure. And the guitar reminds me how much there still is to learn. That curiosity has also given rise to its own small guitar app.
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