Backend systems that hold up in production.
I'm Martin Neset, a full-stack developer in Oslo who specialises in the half you don't see: data models, APIs, integrations and the reliability work around them. Currently shipping two commercial products at Innoscribe.
Golden Egg 2026
Best Student Work, Noroff
Innoscribe
Two commercial products, owned end to end
.NET & Node
PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Redis, Docker, Azure
Multiple projects, four worth your time
Each one lists what I actually owned, so you can judge the work without opening it.
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Jobobike
A multi-storefront e-bike shop and the management system behind it: orders, inventory, logistics, shipping, returns and payouts across several storefronts, warehouses and manufacturers in one place.
- Multi-entity data model with role-based access splitting storefront and warehouse operations
- Stripe payments, coupon and promotion engine, automated warehouse payouts
- Redis caching and rate limiting across every public endpoint
The long way into software
Before code I spent years as a personal trainer and a social care worker. That is still how I think about what I build: someone on the other end has a job to finish, and the software either helps them finish it or gets in the way.
I finished Backend Development at Noroff in June 2026, where the work was recognised with the Golden Egg Award for Best Student Work. Since February I have been at Innoscribe, an Oslo startup, co-developing two commercial products: an inbound AI phone assistant and a multi-storefront e-commerce platform with the warehouse and logistics system behind it.
The part I care about is the structure underneath. A schema that still makes sense a year in, endpoints that fail loudly and predictably, tests that catch the thing before a customer does.
Working beats perfect, but pragmatic is not the same as sloppy.
Full-Stack Developer, Innoscribe
Two commercial products, owned from data model to production. Backend-first across the stack.
Backend Development, Noroff
Two-year programme. Graduated with the Golden Egg Award for Best Student Work.
Personal builds
A self-hosted training app on a Raspberry Pi, a clinic booking system, a cyberdeck. Hardware and software both.
Personal trainer & social care worker
Years spent working with people, which is still how I think about what I build.
What I actually do with it
APIs & services
Designing REST surfaces that are documented, reliable and hard to misuse.
Data
Schemas that survive change, plus the caching and querying layered on top.
Integrations
Third-party systems wired in so both sides agree, and keep agreeing.
Delivery
Getting it out, keeping it up, and catching breaks before a user does.
Want to talk about any of this?
I'm in Oslo. Quickest route is email: I answer within a day.
martin.neset0@gmail.com- Oslo, Norway