I’m a level designer based in Enköping, Sweden, specializing in multiplayer level design. I began taking level design seriously in 2017 and have since worked on several projects, primarily for Counter-Strike. Over these years, I’ve consistently and purposefully refined my skills in the field.

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My first experience with level design dates back to 2003, when I created custom maps for Battlefield 1942 that were included in mods and tournaments. Around this time, I was introduced to esports, joining Team Dignitas, a major multi-gaming organization to this day. I competed internationally as an in-game leader in Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 3, ultimately ending my esports career in 2013. This period taught me a great deal about what works in level design, and I began reflecting on how different design choices affect player experience.

 

In 2017, when I returned to level design, I started learning the Hammer editor for Counter-Strike. I released my first map, Golden, in 2019, which was loosely inspired by Old Town in Stockholm. The map received great recognition and shortly after, it was added to the Mapcore Hub on Faceit, a platform showcasing standout community maps for CS, where players responded positively to it. This marked the true beginning of my passion for level design, and I knew I was on the right path.

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Over the past year, I’ve worked on several projects. One involves being the level designer for an unannounced Source project in early development with a team of 14 developers. Additionally, I’m working on personal projects, including a Battlefield-inspired conquest level called The Globe and a two new competitive maps for the Counter-Strike series, currently under the projects names Judge and Tundra.

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Right now I'm in collaboration with an environment artist for the "Counter-Strike 2 Big Adventure Contest" where we just passed Stage 1 with the level Tundra.​​​