Senior Software Engineer at Buverud Musikalske Tjenester
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark
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Jakob Buverud is a Senior Software Engineer based in Copenhagen with 11 years of experience building full‑stack web applications and UX-focused front ends. He has shipped production UI improvements for high‑visibility open source projects like Electricity Maps, where he enhanced circular gauges, mobile views and cross‑browser layouts to improve real‑time CO2 visualisation. Jakob’s background blends rigorous computer science training from DTU and McGill with a parallel professional music career—he performs as a tenor and jazz pianist—bringing a practiced sense of discipline and creative problem solving to engineering. He has held technical leadership roles including Lead Architect and Principal Engineer, and most recently joined Trackunit to continue scaling embedded and web systems. Colleagues describe him as a pragmatic engineer who refactors for long‑term maintainability while keeping user experience front and center.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Jazz, Jazz at Sund Folkehøgskole
Computer Science and Engineering (Honours Programme), 11.0/12, Computer Science and Engineering (Honours Programme), 11.0/12 at Danmarks Tekniske Universitet
BA of Music, Jazz Performance, Jazz piano, A, BA of Music, Jazz Performance, Jazz piano, A at Grieg Academy - University of Bergen
Exchange semester, Computer Science, 3.7/4, Exchange semester, Computer Science, 3.7/4 at McGill University
Norwegian, English, Danish, Swedish, Japanese, French
The open source repository for Electricity Maps data parsers that powers the world's most comprehensive electricity data platform
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:5 releases, 36 commits, 45 PRs in 4 months
Contributions summary:Jakob primarily contributed to the front-end development of the Electricity Maps application. Their work focused on creating and improving UI components, specifically circular gauges, and integrating them into the application's display. They also addressed browser compatibility issues, refactoring existing code and fixing layout problems for a better user experience. The user also worked on adding visual elements and enhancing the map's UI through button integration and mobile view adjustments.
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