Home automation
Smart-home systems, sensors, networking, integrations, and making devices behave the way they should.
Build · automate · learn
A home for my personal technology projects — home automation, open-source coding, relational and non-relational databases, Python, Node.js, and whatever else looks interesting enough to build.
Mostly things I build because I want to understand them better.
Smart-home systems, sensors, networking, integrations, and making devices behave the way they should.
Small utilities, experiments, scripts, APIs, and projects that are useful enough to share.
Relational and non-relational systems, data models, queries, distributed data, and database architecture.
Automation, tooling, prototypes, device control, data work, and the occasional over-engineered weekend idea.
Services, web experiments, integrations, and lightweight applications built around JavaScript and APIs.
Linux, networking, Raspberry Pi, AI, infrastructure, or anything else that earns a place in the lab.
I live in the Seattle area, surrounded by water, mountains, evergreens, and technology. I’m originally from Northern Europe — from a place where summer nights never quite get dark. NorthGeek is where those two northern worlds meet: curiosity, technology, nature, and projects built for the joy of figuring things out.