Versatile & Innovative CTO || Software Engineer || Serial Entrepreneur || Digital Transformation Pioneer

ABOUT EIRIK MOSENG
- Make the invisible visible -
For over 30 years I've been creating pioneering companies in the computer games, technology, telecom, and software space, with numerous successes and innovations to my name. I am a frequent speaker at many of the leading video- and mobile games and technology conferences world wide.
Early Beginnings
My passion for technology ignited at the age of 10 with a Commodore Pet computer. This early exposure led me to explore various systems, including the Commodore Vic-20, Acorn, BBC, MSX, Commodore 64, Atari ST, and Commodore Amiga. In the 1980s, I became part of the Commodore 64 and Amiga demoscene under the nickname 'Calvin Coder', and at 13, I launched my first business, selling third-party software and games.​​​​​​​​​​
Title screen for Marv The Miner 3, a standout game in the Marv The Miner franchise developed by Digiment.
Professional Milestones
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Strømmen Trevarefabrikk: At 16, I developed a sophisticated production and order system for one of Norway’s largest housing manufacturers, leading to the acquisition of my company by Strømmen Trevarefabrikk og Høvleri A/S.
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Digiment: In 1996, I founded Digiment, an award-winning independent video and mobile games development company. Through Digiment and our wholly owned subsidiary Gamefederation Studio, we developed titles like the Marv The Miner franchise and the mobile game Silent Hill: Orphan and Silent Hill Mobile 2 for Konami.
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Bitwise & Telenor: In 1999, I embarked on a new software development and IT venture. The firm specialised in developing bespoke software solutions for key industries, with a focus on advanced application software for the telecoms industry. This included innovative communication and payment solutions for a broad set of customers. Telenor, Norway’s largest telecom operator, acquired the core telecoms platform developed by my company, after which I joined their team. In my position at Telenor, I was responsible for, amongst other things, the development of Norway’s first e-wallet and mobile payments system, a joint project between Telenor and DNB, Norway’s largest bank, and online.no, one of Norway's largest Internet portals.
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Cactus Mobile: In 2005, I was headhunted by the Norwegian investor Christian Eidem, a personal friend of Elon Musk, to join Cactus Mobile, a company he had invested in, to help turn it around. Christian’s extensive experience and connections in the tech world, including his current role as Director at DG Innovate and his LinkedIn profile, and his association with Elon Musk, as shown in this article, reflect his influence in innovative ventures.
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Conspexit: In 2016, I founded Conspexit, aiming to empower individuals with visual impairments through innovative technology. Our efforts were highlighted in an ITV News article, showcasing our commitment to inclusivity.

The Norwegian investor Christian Eidem, pictured here with Elon Musk, with whom he studied. Photo Copyright (c) Mediehuset Nettavisen AS.
Advocacy and Values
​​As a humanist, I am committed to the principles of Peace, Health, Education, Equality, and Justice. I advocate for inclusivity and equality, supporting initiatives that empower individuals and foster innovation. My work with Conspexit reflects this commitment, striving to create a more inclusive society as highlighted in this BBC article on breaking accessibility barriers.
Friendship, Collaborations and Mentorship
​Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of interacting and working alongside influential figures:
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Sir Richard Branson: Our professional interactions evolved into a personal friendship after several shared experiences, including a tennis match on Necker Island and safari at Ulusaba. Richard has also written about our shared experiences in his blog post on drug reform in Norway. Additionally, a playful moment from our safari, where Richard gave me a good scare, is captured in this Instagram video.
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Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland: Shared insights on global health and leadership during a dinner with The Elders in Cape Town.
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Mary Robinson: Discussed human rights and social justice initiatives, drawing from her experience as the former President of Ireland and Chair of The Elders.
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Cynthia Germanotta: Engaged in conversations about mental health and youth empowerment, inspired by her work with the Born This Way Foundation. Cynthia Germanotta is the mother of Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, known professionally as Lady Gaga.
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Antoinette Sithole: Met in Soweto, South Africa, gaining profound insights from her experiences during the 1976 Soweto Uprising.
These interactions have enriched my perspective and reinforced my commitment to leveraging technology for social good.
A Life Rooted in Humanity
​Beyond technology, I am passionate about music, travel, and connecting with diverse cultures. These experiences enrich my worldview and inspire creativity in my professional endeavours.
​Explore My Journey
This site is a culmination of my work, values, and achievements. I invite you to explore my journey, learn more about the ventures I’ve been part of, and see how technology and humanity can work together to create a better future.