Howdy people, my name is JAKOB STENDAHL Thinker, explorer and coffee lover

Work

Masters in Cyber security from the University in Oslo. Thinker, programmer, security and privacy enthusiast.

Software development

  • Backend/native development in many languages (PHP, Rust, Java and C among others).
  • Low level programming for MCU's of different kinds and architectures.
  • Full stack web development, single pages, microserivces etc.

Cyber security

  • Degree in cyber security
  • Focus on process and management of security, e.g. through establishing ISMS
  • Big interest in security and privacy, and their implications for IT/OT

System administration

  • Managing many VM's on KVM's such as Proxmox with tools like Ansible.
  • Managing 100's of physical servers in datacenters.
  • Deploying services on kubernetes using a self hosted git server with CI/CD pipelines

Projects

Space invaders A simple C# implementation of space-invaders. This was made just to see if I could make a game run in the windows terminal, which it turns out you can. Mostly. It is a bit buggy, and the reactions are limited by the key-repeat time in windows (which can be decreased to a point). Apart from a few visual glitches with bullets though, it works quite well.
Website for book A small one-page app showcasing a book
luxcena Software for controlling addressable led's from raspberry pi.
Stickman costume A halloween costume :)
Aurora-data A progressive web app that collects data from public API's and shows everything you need to know to find northern lights. This was made just because I wanted weather data along with the aurora forecast. It is relatively basic, but it provides the most fundamental data. It also saves the data locally, so if you loose you data connection, it will still show the old information. There is no third-party server that collects the data, the browser directly fetches everything from the public API's, which I think is nice as it doesn't depend on that server which only aggregates data anyway.
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