About Iris

Hi! I am a Norwegian .Net developer that has spent most of my life traveling around the world, living in Romania, France, Denmark, Australia and now Sweden. It took me a while, a lot of soul searching and quite a lot of studying, before I found my true calling , programming,- and I sure had a lot of fun along the way!

I am proud to say that I am fanatic about programming and I am blessed to be a student at Teknikhögskolan in Gothenburg Sweden, where I am currently studying system development and loving it. Great school, great teachers and fellow students that inspire and challenge you every day! I am very passionate about programming, and find desktop-, web- and mobile application development equally fun and exciting, and even thought not everybody would agree with me: Sharepoint fascinates me,- and seems fun to work with!

I also really love sports, doing but not so much watching (all though I did learn to love AFL when living in Australia). My favs are: barefoot running, long distance running, mountain biking, squash & tennis, downhill and weight lifting. And although not very skilled at it, golf, and scuba diving (but never combined…).

And like probably everybody else, I really like traveling (anywhere!). I like odd places, and I prefer living as a local when I travel. My mother inspired me to be interested in other cultures and languages- and that probably translates to programming languages as well. I am not a one-language kind of woman J

A peculiar fact about me is that I hold a bachelor’s degree in dietetics and I am a registered dietitian, internationally licensed personal trainer and nutritionist. I am also a keen writer, I write both fiction as well as writing review and debate articles.  You can read a thesis of mine, which is a systematic review article on weight cycling and its effect on blood pressure . As to date I am the sole proprietor of the trademark protected company Adeo Nova, a company that offers nutritional services as well as guidance for individuals and companies that seek education and help with issues that can be alleviated by correctly planned physical activity and nutrition.

With kind regards Iris Classon