As I was studying I had a lot of "small" jobs, doing cleaning and laundry at Haukeland University Hospital, and pushing food and vegetables in a local supermarked...
After I finished
my cand. scient. degree in 1998, I started working as a physicist at
Haukeland. Working in radiotherapy was indeed very interesting. My work
was very computer related, and involved a lot of image manipulation
and cross platform exchange of images and patient data. As a physicist
I also learned a lot about dosimetry, basic interactions between particles
and matter, measuring radiation, and generally working in a team with
radio therapists and medical doctors.
I think this was what triggered (or at least accelerated...) my interest
in computers, and now, I work at the University of Bergen as a system
admnistrator at the Physics Department. Here I'm mostly responsible
for the Linux machines we have, but I'm also engaged in teaching unergraduates.
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