Hi, I’m Kim Gunnarsson. I design and build software systems — sometimes as a developer, sometimes as an architect, sometimes as a consultant or strategist. Occasionally, I speak about what I’ve learned.
I work where technology, user experience, and business goals meet. I talk about software architecture, scalability, and business value. I draw boxes in diagrams. Most importantly, I help teams and stakeholders turn complex problems into working software.
I’m especially passionate about software architecture, development, delivery, and operations — the full DevOps lifecycle. I’m a strong advocate for continuous improvement and believe in investing in both personal and professional growth.
Right now, I’m a consultant at Avega, working across industries like retail, insurance, manufacturing, and the public sector — delivering everything from local initiatives to global platforms.
Previously, I was a Technical Architect and Software Developer at If Skadeförsäkring, where I worked on digital sales channels for private and commercial insurance, and helped launch an internal knowledge-sharing initiative for tech teams.
Before that, I held roles at Meridium (now TietoEvry), where I led a team building public websites and intranets on EpiServer (now Optimizely), and at Mindbite, where I contributed to over 120 projects, helped shape a proprietary CMS, and developed a lasting interest in platforms, analytics, and teaching.
My journey started in web and graphic design — coding sites in classic ASP, XHTML, and JavaScript — and that hands-on foundation still shapes how I work today.
Right now, I’m focused on building platforms and AI-driven solutions.
This blog is where I share thoughts, notes, and experiments from along the way.