Databases & data models
Design, development and maintenance in Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL.
- SQL
- ETL
- Data modelling
Profile
For more than 15 years, I have designed, built and maintained research databases in the health sector. I work where clinical reality, data engineering and research meet.
My strength is bringing structure to complex data sources and making them documented, reproducible and reliable for further work. I collaborate closely with clinicians, PhD students, researchers and technical specialists.
I also explore Python, machine learning and local language models, with an emphasis on transparency and practical value.
Expertise
A technical toolkit shaped by clinical questions, research requirements and many years of operational experience.
Design, development and maintenance in Microsoft SQL Server and PostgreSQL.
Validation, traceability and documentation that make data safe to reuse.
Analysis of clinical and genomic datasets with a focus on robust results.
Connecting clinical needs, research questions and technical implementation.
Research interests
A recurring thread across my interests is the use of data analysis to examine large changes in health, research, work and society — not only how a tool works, but what it changes around it.
The technology, its practical applications and transparent implementation, including local language models and systematic model comparison.
Reliable clinical evidence built through careful definitions, data quality, reproducible analysis and an understanding of the research context.
Research on AI exposure in Danish and global labour markets, including entry-level job erosion and disruption of traditional apprenticeship models.
Text mining, topic modelling and natural language processing applied to job advertisements, research literature and other large text collections.
Following structural economic risk and examining how geopolitical developments can alter assumptions, dependencies and possible outcomes.
Practical and responsible use of AI in research workflows, with documentation, critical review and human control built into the process.
I use language models for structured research and prompt design, compare AI providers methodically, build interactive web applications and monitor labour-market developments over time. This connects data science, health data and labour-market analysis through concrete, reviewable products.
My labour-market research draws on sources including Statistics Denmark's analysis of large language models and the European Training Foundation's work on AI and labour markets.
Research practice
Good research requires more than an analysis. Definitions, sources, transformations and quality controls must connect so that others can understand and verify the work.