Work

This section covers some of the projects I have been working on during the last years.

Since october 2002 I have been working as a system designer and software developer for Collectia AS. In cooperation with the Managing Director I have been responsible for designing and developing an IVR (Interactive Voice Response) platform for use with SMS, WAP and telephony based services. Visit www.collectia.com for more information about Collectia AS and their products.

At the end of 2002 I started working on a web site for The Norwegian Gaming Association (Norges TV-spillforbund). The site was launched in December 2002 and is still under development. I am currently active as a developer and system administrator for the project. Visit www.ntsf.no for more information about The Norwegian Gaming Association (Norwegian only).

From summer 2000 to summer 2002 I worked as a programmer for Falch.net AS, making development tools for handheld platforms. Here I was involved in Palm OS software development as well as programming and designing Falch.net DeveloperStudio for Palm OS. Visit www.falch.net for more information about Falch.net and their products.

I have been a member of the computer art group Index Productions since it was founded in 1996. We have made various realtime multimedia presentations for the PC. Recently I also designed and developed a web site to host our creations. Visit www.indexproductions.com to find out more about Index Productions and the PC demo scene.

WinCue is a WinAMP general purpose plug-in I started developing a few years ago to make recording of MP3s to MiniDisc easier. The project has grown over time, and WinCue now has thousands of users worldwide. Visit www.wincue.org for more information about the WinCue plug-in.

In 2001 I designed and developed a web site for Oslo Salsa Club. The main concept of the club is to arrange salsa classes and teach people in Oslo how to dance salsa, merengue and other latin styles. Visit www.oslosalsa.no for more information about Oslo Salsa Club (Norwegian only).

During 1999 and 2000 I worked as a programmer on the computer game Pinchcliffe Grand Prix - The PC Game (Norwegian title: PC-spillet om Flåklypa Grand Prix). The game became an enormous success, and sold over 100,000 copies only in Norway. Visit www.caprino.no for more information about the project.