Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Hybrid

Nov 2025 – Present · 6 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Remote

Aug 2025 – Present · 9 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · Hybrid

• As a co-founder and General Partner at Founder Factor, my responsibilities are to create the best platform for success for the YC companies we invest in. Alongside that, I create and manage the best community of previous YC founders who help select and support the companies. We are truely an investment firm for YC founders, by YC founders.

Jul 2025 – Present · 10 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark · On-site

• I have launched ycmockinterview to get more kick ass founders prepared and get into Y Combinator. The platform is free to use, both for reading through and providing feedback on your application, as well as participating in a 10-minute mock interview. The AI-powered partner is trained on all public data from YC, and essentially works as your YC partner available 24/7.
• It is a hobby project, and my drive behind it is to get many more to experience the special experience that going through Y Combinator is.
• If you decide to use ycmockinterview, then don't be a stranger. I would love feedback on what can be improved.
• Thanks

May 2025 – Nov 2025 · 6 mos

• Co-owner of GamerPay.
• Build a fully licensed marketplace from scratch
• Grew from 0 to €50 million GMV - 1 million trades
• Got accepted into Y-combinator.

Oct 2020 – May 2025 · 4 yrs 7 mos

• At GamerPay we make it safe for gamers to buy, sell and own gaming skins & assets.
• Talking to 5.000 gamers we learned that 46% have been scammed more than once. Over half are minors, who are stuck trading for cash on social media due to their age.
• In late May we launched a legitimate marketplace, integrated with games like Counter-Strike, etc. to validate all trades. We are the first to build a fully compliant system for parental consent, enabling the majority of gamers to trade legally and giving the parents peace of mind.
• I am a generalist doing everything from coding to spearheading user growth, support, talking to our users and more.
• If you are interested in gaming, nft's, blockchain or the metaverse don't be a stranger.

Oct 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 7 mos

Mar 2023 – Present · 3 yrs 2 mos · Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark

Dec 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 5 mos · California

• Series D

Nov 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 6 mos · Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands · Remote

Sep 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 8 mos · San Francisco Bay Area

Apr 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 1 mo · San Francisco Bay Area

Mar 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 2 mos · San Mateo, California, United States

Mar 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 2 mos · Oslo

Mar 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 2 mos · New York, United States

Mar 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 2 mos · New York, United States

Mar 2022 – Present · 4 yrs 2 mos · Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Oct 2020 – Jan 2022 · 1 yr 3 mos

• Being in the board of directors, I am part of creating a long term vision for secondhand fashion in Denmark. Establishing Trendsales as the go to brand for sustainable fashion.

May 2019 – Sep 2020 · 1 yr 4 mos

• After taking over Trendsales, I continued in my role as Senior Developer. Building the way we buy and sell secondhand in the future. Building out fintech'esk features, and making secondhand more transactional and fun.
• I spent most time developing our Android App (Java) and iOS app (Swift)

Jun 2019 – Sep 2024 · 5 yrs 3 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• Owner and admin behind the largest CSGO community in Scandinavia, with +70.000 members, primarily men 13-24 (88+). Generating over 150.000 interactions per month and +500.000 visits.

Aug 2013 – May 2019 · 5 yrs 9 mos · Copenhagen Area, Denmark

• In 2013 I joined forces with Mads, and Nicklas to disrupt the way we sell and buy second hand online. Tradono is a warm, safe and curated marketplace filtered by geography and infinity. Later we pivoted towards female fashion and interior.
• Developement:
• As senior developer I participated in development of our native IOS (Swift) and later native Android App (Java) primarily. However I also had a stint on Web (React) and back-end Java, MySQL, Elasticbeanstalk. Furthermore I got my hands dirty with various AWS tools, and thirdparty libraries from Facebook, Stripe and many more. Very challenging, and fun to work at all parts of the tech stack.
• Jack of all trades:
• In my role as Jack of all trades i did exactly that. I had the responsibility of our growth marketing efforts, paid marketing, building our customer experience department, starting up new countries and prepping lunch ;-).
• To mention a few things that I am especially proud of it is our growth initiatives, when there was no money for paid advertising. We established a growth team, that grew the userbase through social media hacks, I put down the foundation for our offline flea markets, that in its own is a very successful and integral part of our business with more than 4000 attendees pr market. When we raised the means, I was very much hands on growing our userbase from 0-1.000.000 users, with a relative tight budget and seeing some very low customer acquisition costs. And there is so much more.

Jan 2011 – Nov 2011 · 10 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• I have always had a passion for running and especially the longer distances like 100 km. In 2011 I got to fulfill an ambition to inspire others to start exercising. I worked at Joyrun a store specializing in running gear. My job consisted of giving customers the best advice, when purchasing running shoes and other gear. Besides that I was in charge of the Magento webstore and creating tailored programs for customers who wanted to reach a certain goal.
• To this date I have coached more than 20 athletes, helping them to realize their running ambitions.

Jul 2010 – Nov 2010 · 4 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• I was hired to give www.atwork.dk a thorough facelift and making it more SEO friendly. The site was build around a TYPO3 kernal, that did not fulfill all the needs of the company. I worked with the menu structure and content to make it more Google friendly. Besides that I was in charge of implementing the on –and offline marketing strategy, creating user-friendly newsletters, beautiful banner and print ads.

May 2008 – Jul 2010 · 2 yrs 2 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• While contemplating the business-plan for Idomove, I got to learn from the best in the health industry Chris MacDonald. I started working as CTO for Chris back in 2008. My main role was to secure that all Chris TV projects had a supporting website that was up-to-date. I also implemented his new visual identity on www.chrismacdonald.dk.
• When I was not working online, I helped with some of the TV productions he was engaged in. I lived in Ebeltoft for three months, helping with the running club, training the kids at Skelhøjeskolen and filming for the big DR production “By på skrump”. Besides that I climbed Mt. Rainier with Chris and his farther for the documentary “Far på toppen”.

Mar 2008 – Jan 2014 · 5 yrs 10 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• I was an active part of the board in the condominium, that I lived in from 2008 till 2014. The job consisted of helping out tenants, managing contractors, organising new renovation projects and managing the economy, to keep the property healthy while lowering mortgages and other costs. The condominium has 102 tenants and a board of 6 people. I was reelected twice, during this period.

Oct 2007 – Aug 2013 · 5 yrs 10 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• Idomove originates from an idea I got back in 2007, while training for the 2008 Copenhagen Marathon. I lost my motivation along the way and promised myself a reward for completing the rest of my program and the race itself. I finished the marathon and thought that if rewards for exercising motivated me, then maybe it could get others off the couch.
• The Idomove website was released in its first version January 2011. The company mantra was “We believe exercise should be fun”. It was obtained through an online game, where exercise and completed challenges were rewarded with points that could be used to win nice prizes. Idomove apps for Android or iPhone, the Idomove step counter and Garmin heart rate devices were enablers for raking in those points. 200 steps or 1 minute with your heart rate up equaled 1 point. Gamification was what held the platform together and the journey from “Couch potato” to “Honorary member” gave our users the motivation to keep moving.
• In 2013 we reached several milestones; 70.000 users of our apps, 2.500 Idomove step counters sold, 1 billion steps taken by Idomovers and 35 companies paying for our services.
• Here are some of the things I did as CEO that I am most proud of.
• I used my technical background for building the site www.idomove.com.
• Development of our iPhone app was outsourced to Poland and production of the step counter to China. I spent many hours with project management, talking to vendors and a lot of effort to get it right.
• I was in charge of daily operations like bookkeeping, customer support, billing and community management.
• I did a lot of canvas selling. I had never worked with sales before but achieved to gross the most money on the sales team.
• I was the persona of Idomove. So I did our public appearance on Aftenshowet (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1HtTft8UDE) and pitched in front of 200 people and on live radio at “Iværk og Vækst” (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5Id0gn5lmc) and many other things.

Sep 2007 – May 2008 · 8 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• Internet Danmark spans over a wide variety of products like hosting, CMS, SEO optimization and portals like parfume.dk.
• As CTO my responsibility was to develop new business ideas, implementing improvements to the existing CMS based on orders from customers. Likewise I was working a lot with Analytics and SEO optimization of the websites hosted on Internet Danmarks servers.
• While working for Internet Danmark, I was in charge of a small development team of 3 people.

Mar 2007 – Sep 2007 · 6 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• I was in charge of the most challenging website to date. It was build in an MVC framework, done in JAVA and JSP. It was not an ordinary e-commerce platform, as it was build by a pupil over a year while attending his studies. Furthermore it consisted of a large Oracle database of more than 2,1 million book titles. Very challenging, but in my time I implemented a new layout as the company changed its name and graphical appearance.

Jan 2007 – Mar 2007 · 2 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• My job was to guide people through the ordering process online and helping with issues after the order was confirmed. Often issues were software updates, installation and delivery of hardware.

Jun 2005 – Oct 2006 · 1 yr 4 mos · Nykøbing F

• I co-founded I-SY back in 2005 and the sole purpose was to make it easier for websites with high volume of traffic to monetize through affiliate sites rather than banner advertising. We had a pallet of platforms like dating, photo development and mobile content that was tailored to the customers’ look and feel and integrated with their website. I developed the platforms using PHP/MYSQL and took care of integrations for our customers like Tjeck and EB.dk. In 2006 I decided to sell my shares and move to Copenhagen.

Aug 2004 – Jun 2005 · 10 mos · London Area, United Kingdom

• In 2004 I decided to move to London and try life abroad. I worked for easyJet customer services and my responsibility was the Danish market and British tech support. In my time there I ended up doing the tech support Q and A, translating the Danish emergency calls onboard the flights and developing a customer support intranet for the agents to use. It was a fantastic experience and workplace with over 35 nationalities present in the workforce. I moved back in 2005 with my girlfriend at the time, as she began her university studies.

Nov 2003 – May 2004 · 6 mos · Nykøbing F

• I worked as a consultant and programmer at FSH computer. The assignment was from customers all over Denmark and consisted mainly of website maintenance in JSP, PHP, ASP, HTML and CSS.

Aug 2002 – May 2004 · 1 yr 9 mos · Copenhagen Metropolitan Area

• I was working as a freelance writer at Denmark’s biggest youth magazine while studying. Besides all the free Cinema previews and popcorn ;-) I actually learned a lot. On every editorial meeting, you had to pitch your stories and if they decided to buy your story, it meant very tight deadlines. It was all about being creative, thinking outside the box and a lot of fun interviewing interesting people.
• I had a proud moment when one of my big exposé pieces, was mentioned as being one of the most well timed stories in the history of the magazine. The story was about how sales people in media stores took copies of your holiday photos, when you decided to go with the 1-hour photo printing service. It was picked up by national Danish tabloids and run the following day.

Apr 2000 – May 2003 · 3 yrs 1 mo · Gedser

• I had the responsibility of guiding customers through the buying process when looking at Duty Free. Customers were of different nationalities including Danish, German, Swedish and Norwegian. I was also part of the security team in case of evacuation.