Robot cell
I programmed the PLC and a Denso robot for a complete robot cell. This covered signal exchange between the PLC and the robot, a cooling buffer, sorting of parts, and fault handling for when something goes wrong.
Automation Technologist Student · EK Copenhagen
Aron Ingi Lenvig
I make software and physical machines work together.
PLC, HMI and robot programming, backed by years of professional software development in C#, Python and SQL.
Available for internship · 11 Jan – 19 Mar 2027
⚠ MANUAL MODE · operator override engaged. Click anywhere in the hero to fire signals.
- 12
- Grade in every completed course
- 236
- Days until I graduate (1 June 2027)
- 3
- Languages: Danish, English, Faroese
- 2022
- Writing code professionally since
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About me
Hi, I'm Aron. I come from the Faroe Islands, live in Vanløse, Copenhagen, and I love technology. Right now I'm studying to become an automation technologist at EK.
I love tinkering and trying out new things. I stay calm under pressure and keep going when times get tough.
What my jobs taught me
- Elding OnlineTo listen, and to put the customer's needs before my own.
- Formula PFHow a professional software team solves real problems.
I love working in a team. I speak up when I think something could be done better, and I know that nobody is perfect, me included, so I'm just as glad to get feedback myself.
My studies are going really well, and I enjoy every moment of them. I try to broaden my horizons wherever I can to keep getting better. I like helping my fellow students with whatever they're stuck on, and I enjoy being part of a good atmosphere.
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Skills
Laid out like the I/O modules in a PLC rack. Each channel is something I've used in real projects.
SLOT 1PLC & Automation
- %I0.0Siemens TIA Portal
- %I0.1Beckhoff TwinCAT
- %I0.2Allen-Bradley
- %I0.3Ladder logic (LAD)
- %I0.4Structured Text / SCL
- %I0.5HMI design & alarms
SLOT 2Robotics & Electrical
- %I1.0Denso robot programming
- %I1.1PLC ↔ robot signal exchange
- %I1.2Sequencing & fault handling
- %I1.3SEE Electrical
- %I1.4Cabling & mounting
- %I1.5Raspberry Pi / Pico
SLOT 3Software
- %I2.0C#
- %I2.1Python / MicroPython
- %I2.2SQL
- %I2.3JavaScript, HTML & CSS
- %I2.4MQTT & REST APIs
- %I2.5Linux & nginx
SLOT 4Ways of working
- %I3.0Scrum
- %I3.1Git
- %I3.2Fault-finding & testing
- %I3.3Documentation
- %I3.4Danish · English · Faroese
- %I3.5Teamwork & group projects
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Projects
A selection of what I've built at school, at work and in my spare time.
DunkMaster
I developed the PLC program and the operator HMI in Siemens TIA Portal. It includes step sequences, alarm handling and machine safety, so the machine stops safely and tells the operator why.
Pico Go: robot controlled from the web
A Raspberry Pi Pico robot that can be driven remotely from a web page. It runs MicroPython on the controller and uses MQTT for real-time messages between the browser and the robot.
Web shop automation
While I worked part-time with online sales and website maintenance, I built an automated solution for part of the shop's daily workflow. The company still uses it today.
This website, on a Raspberry Pi
I wrote this site by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, without frameworks, and host it myself with nginx on my own Raspberry Pi. It also includes four browser games I built from scratch.
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The Lab: playable projects
Four games I built from scratch in plain JavaScript. Each one shows off an engineering idea, from scan cycles to cellular automata to adaptive AI. They work best on a computer.
Start here
Ladder logic · scan cycle
PLC Ladder Logic Puzzle
Write real ladder logic to control a simulated plant: motor latches, interlocks, timers, a tank and a conveyor. Automated tests check your solution.
Play →
Cellular automata · physics
Falling Sand
A pixel physics sandbox with sand, water, oil, fire, lava, acid, plants and more. All the materials react with each other at 60 fps.
Play →
Tower defense · adaptive AI
Control Room Defense
A tower defense game where you build a maze to protect the control room. An AI director studies your strategy and designs each new wave to counter it, and it explains its reasoning as it goes.
Play →
Live demo
Logistics · throughput
Mini Factory
Mine ore, smelt plates and build production lines with belts and assemblers, then balance throughput to reach each milestone. It's a tiny Factorio. Short on time? Load the demo factory and watch it run.
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Experience & education
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2025 – now
EK, København Education
Automation Technologist (Automationsteknolog)
PLC programming, HMI, robot integration, process control and project management.
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2025 – 2026
Lenvig El
Electrician's helper (summer job)
I assisted an electrician with hands-on electrical work, including pulling cables and mounting equipment.
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2022 – 2024
Formula PF
Programmer apprentice
I developed and optimised C# code in a Scrum team and worked with APIs and SQL databases.
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2020 – 2025
Elding Online
Website maintenance & online sales (part-time)
I handled online sales, customer service, website maintenance and preparing goods. I also built an automated solution that the company still uses.
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2021 & 2025
HF (Higher Preparatory Examination) Education
Upper-secondary education with in-depth subjects and independent work.
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2017 – 2021
Bakkafrost / Mowi
Production operator
I worked as an operator in salmon production. This is where I first saw industrial automation up close, from the operator's side.
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This site is served from a Raspberry Pi
No cloud and no website builder. The page you're reading comes from a small computer on my desk, running Linux and nginx, which I set up and maintain myself.
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