Hi, I'm a mathematician who builds models for a living.
By day I develop simulation models — the kind where you define equations, feed in parameters, and try to make a system behave like reality. I trained as a mathematician, so I tend to think in abstractions and proofs before I think in code.
This site is where I teach myself the other half: how to build things on the web, how to take an idea from a notebook to something someone can actually use. I come from math and scientific computing, not software engineering — I'm learning in public, and this is the workshop where it happens.
What's here
The lab is the interesting part. It's a collection of small tools and experiments — things like exploring a dataset, running an optimization, or visualizing a statistical concept. Each one is self-contained. Some might be useful, others are just me figuring something out.
There's also a CV if you want the formal version of who I am.
The projects section goes deeper into some of the more interesting builds: the modeling decisions, the math behind them, and how they are engineered end-to-end.
Experiments on the bench
A growing collection of simulation-based visual experiments (1 live, 0 building, 1 idea).
A compact tool for visualizing pyrolysis experiment data - bar plots, dot plots, and emission factors from contaminated organic waste research.
Track-intent board for the Tarraxo scene: send beats, find DJs, license demos, start collabs.
A promotional landing page for Tarraxo dance culture in Norway — events, people, and community.
Fagleg ressursportal om YogAlign — metoden, bakgrunnen og ressursar.