Multi-faceted engineer particularly intrigued by infrastructure, internal tooling, build systems and performance. Enjoys building the tools necessary to provide leverage for others.
Software/DevOps Engineer
Designed and implemented the majority of all infrastructure and services as a founding engineer.
Software Engineer
Creating resilient and performant services to support the Dai stablecoin and CDP platform.
Software Engineer
Part-time work on a global whistleblowing platform.
Software Developer / System Administrator
Part-time work during studies.
Track planner
Reviewing speaker applications and finalizing track programming for DevCon 2019 in Osaka. DevCon is the worlds biggest blockchain developer conference.
Member of the Board
Long-term strategic work in the formal board of a restaurant group, followed by a large housing association
Master in Computer Science
Bachelor in Information Technology
Chalmers University of Technology
MSc thesis on improving implicit parallelism generated by the Haskell compiler
Edvard is a talented developer that any team could benefit from. He embodies the rare combination of a strong technical background, gifted communicator, and synergistic collaborator. He was able to pick up the codebase of one our projects quickly without much assistance, and started contributing improvements almost immediately, cementing himself as a keystone for the team. He has a keen eye for taking a step back and refactoring complex systems as they evolve. He’s self-directed and can be trusted to deliver comprehensive solutions even with minimal oversight. If given the opportunity, I would love to work with Edvard again.
Edvard was a huge asset to our team [when working with MakerDAO]. He’s an extremely capable developer, with demonstrated ability to pick up new skills and complete tasks on time. But perhaps more importantly, he’s a great collaborator who pushed the team to drive out inefficiencies in our architecture and workflows. Edvard seamlessly onboarded into our technology stack, bringing fresh perspective and identifying bottlenecks that were difficult for the rest of us to see. In short order, he was taking ownership of big picture improvements that made our code more idiomatic and easier to change. The design improvements that he drove make our work easier to this day, months after he’s rolled off. I’d love the opportunity to work with him again, and know he’ll be a great benefit to any team.