Aspiring Frontend Developer · Safety & Security Engineer
I’m transitioning from maritime safety and operations into web development. CodeBark.dev is where I document my journey, showcase projects and experiment with modern frontend tools.
Minimal, dog-friendly identity for CodeBark.dev
A selection of learning projects and experiments as I grow from maritime engineer to web developer.
A single-page site with a scrollable timeline, quiz section and clean layout explaining key periods in Norwegian history.
Built with semantic HTML, responsive CSS grid and vanilla JavaScript. Deployed on Netlify with GitHub integration for automatic updates.
A household cleaning planner inspired by checklists used on ships – recurring tasks, roles, and shared accountability for chores.
Planned stack: React, TypeScript and Supabase. Focus on simple UX, clean data model for households/areas/tasks and mobile-first design.
This minimalist portfolio that highlights my background, projects and learning roadmap, built with accessible, semantic HTML and clean CSS.
Focus on Scandinavian-inspired design: lots of whitespace, soft shadows, subtle blue accent, and responsive layout that works well on mobile and desktop.
From the North Sea to the browser – combining safety mindset with clean, reliable interfaces.
I’m a safety & security engineer currently working at Equinor, with over a decade of experience from offshore and maritime operations. Now I’m using that structured, risk-aware mindset to learn frontend development and build digital products.
I enjoy running, strength training and hiking with my dogs. CodeBark.dev is the place where I explore web technologies, experiment with side-projects and share what I learn along the way.
Safety & Security Engineer · Equinor ASA · 2022 – present
The tools I use today and what I’m currently learning as I move deeper into frontend development.
Short reflections from my learning journey – from basic HTML to building full web apps.
How maritime operations, checklists and safety routines map surprisingly well to writing maintainable code and designing robust systems.
Notes on spacing, typography and color choices for this site – and how I keep it minimal while still personal.
Using everyday pain points – like keeping track of chores – as a way to generate realistic app ideas and learn new tools.
Want to collaborate, mentor, or just talk about code, safety or dogs? I’d love to hear from you.