Morten Frederiksen
Chief Architect at GDPR
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark
Summary
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Top SchoolMorten Frederiksen is a seasoned Chief Architect based in Copenhagen with 19 years of experience designing and delivering complex software systems across consulting, media, and healthcare sectors. He combines hands-on development skills—evident in notable open-source contributions to mqttwarn, where he implemented Azure IoT Hub integration and extended notification plugins—with strategic architecture and project leadership roles at multiple firms. As founder of MFD Consult since 1993 and current Chief Architect at dataon, he blends entrepreneurial agility with enterprise-grade governance, including GDPR data‑processing responsibilities. Trained in computer science and biology at the University of Copenhagen, he brings a multidisciplinary perspective that favors pragmatic, integrated solutions for IoT and web platforms.
19 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
High School, N/A, High School, N/A at Oakdale High SchoolMaster of Science, Computer Science, Biology, Master of Science, Computer Science, Biology at Københavns Universitet - University of CopenhagenDatamatiker, Computer Science, Datamatiker, Computer Science at Niels Brock
English, Spanish, German, Danish
Github Skills (14)
mqtt10
apim10
api10
serial-communication10
python10
azure-iothub10
mqttnet10
back-end-development9
http8
json8
slack7
devops6
dockers3
docker3
Programming languages (11)
Github contributions (5)
mqtt-tools/mqttwarn
May 2016 - Jul 2020
A highly configurable MQTT message router, where the routing targets are notification plugins, primarily written in Python.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:19 commits, 13 PRs, 10 comments in 4 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Morten primarily contributed to the `mqttwarn` project by implementing new features and fixing bugs related to MQTT message routing and notification plugins. Their work includes adding a new service for Azure IoT Hub integration and extending existing services like Slack and ThingSpeak, demonstrating proficiency in integrating external services. They also addressed code issues related to serial communication and service aliasing, suggesting a focus on the core functionality and overall system architecture. The commits indicate the user's strong understanding of MQTT and Python, as well as integrating with various external services.
mqttpluggablewildcardsacquisitionmosquitto
mortenf/mqttwarn
May 2016 - Jul 2020
Subscribe to MQTT topics (with wildcards) and notifiy pluggable services
Contributions:23 pushes, 15 branches in 4 years 2 months
home-assistantmqttpluggablewildcards
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