hermann.is

Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson is an Icelandic web developer, and hermann.is is his personal page: a short self-published profile that mixes professional history with deliberately trivial personal facts. It is not a company site, blog, or portfolio with project write-ups; the page reads like a concise "about me" card with contact links. The information below comes from the page itself and reflects what Hermann has chosen to publish, so it should be treated as self-reported rather than independently verified.

What the page contains

The page opens with a block of hexadecimal characters and a line identifying the visitor as "human/robot nr: 3206," a playful touch rather than a functional gate. The rest is a list of personal details followed by work history and contact links.

Personal details listed

The inclusion of shoe size, jeans size, and blood type signals the page's tone: part profile, part personal joke. None of it is presented as professional credentialing.

Work history

• Marel — since February 2022
• Statistics Iceland — July 2018 to April 2021
• Tölvutek — September 2016 to September 2017
• Guide to Iceland — summer 2014

The page lists him as a web developer and shows a progression from a summer role at a travel company through IT and statistics organizations to his current position at Marel. It does not describe what he did at each employer, so the roles themselves are the only signal of his background.

Contact and profiles

• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hermannbjorgvin
• GitHub: @hermannbjorgvin
• Keybase: keybase.io/hermann
• Chess.com: hermannbjorgvin
• Public key: 4ADD1ADB

The presence of a public key and a Keybase profile suggests an interest in verifiable identity and encrypted communication, which fits the page's self-hosted, personal nature.

How to use the page

If you want to know who Hermann is professionally, the useful parts are the employer list and the LinkedIn and GitHub links, which lead to more substantive material. If you are trying to contact him, the email address and Keybase profile are the direct routes. The physical details are there for character, not for any practical purpose.

One caveat: because everything is self-published on a single page, there is no way to confirm the employment dates or personal facts from the page alone. For anything beyond casual interest, the linked profiles are the better source.

Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson's personal page at hermann.is is a deliberately informal self-profile: alongside his name, nationality, and contact links, it lists physical stats, clothing and shoe sizes, blood type, an allergy note, languages, and license and criminal-record status. The page is a personal site rather than a company or directory listing, so the details are self-reported and should be read as what Hermann chooses to publish about himself, not as verified records.

The personal details listed

The page presents the information in a plain, list-like format. The table below groups what is shown.

A few of these entries are worth reading carefully. The allergy line is qualified — "specific types of cats" — rather than a blanket cat allergy, so the page does not support a general claim that he is allergic to all cats. The criminal record entry is a self-declared "None," which is a statement on the page rather than a background check result. Sizes are given in both EU and US for shoes, which makes the shoe entry the most directly usable of the sizing details if you are comparing against a size chart.

What the page does not include

The page is short, and the gaps matter as much as the entries. There is no date of birth, no address, no phone number, and no photo description beyond the eye color line. There is also no explanation of why these particular fields were chosen — the page reads as a personal "about me" list rather than a form with required fields. If you need age, location, or a verified identity document, hermann.is will not answer that; the page only tells you what Hermann has decided to put in public.

Where the rest of the profile lives

The personal details sit alongside professional and contact information on the same page, which is useful if you arrived looking for one and need the other. The page lists his occupation as Web Developer and gives past roles at Marel (since February 2022), Statistics Iceland (July 2018 – April 2021), Tölvutek (September 2016 – September 2017), and Guide to Iceland (summer 2014). Contact routes include email at [email protected], LinkedIn under hermannbjorgvin, GitHub at @hermannbjorgvin, Keybase at keybase.io/hermann, and Chess.com under hermannbjorgvin. A public key (4ADD1ADB) is also shown.

How to use the page

If your goal is to check a specific fact — his height, his languages, his shirt size — go straight to the list and treat the entry as Hermann's own statement. If your goal is to reach him, the email and profile links on the same page are the intended routes; the page itself does not describe response times or preferred contact method. And if you are looking for information the page omits, such as age or a formal verification of any listed item, the page is not the right source and you would need to ask him directly through one of the listed channels.

hermann.is is the personal homepage of Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson, an Icelandic web developer. It is not a company, product, or service site — it is a single personal profile page that presents his identity, work history, and contact links. If you arrived looking for a business, store, or documentation portal, this is not that; if you want to confirm who Hermann is or find his professional profiles, the page is the primary source.

What the page contains

The site is organized as a compact personal fact sheet rather than a blog or portfolio with project write-ups. Based on the page itself, it covers:

• Identity and personal details — name, nationality (Icelandic), height (200 cm / 6'7"), eye color, blood type, allergies, and languages (Icelandic, English).
• Credentials and records — a Class B driver's license and a stated criminal record of "None."
• Work history — Web Developer at Marel since February 2022; earlier roles at Statistics Iceland (July 2018 – April 2021), Tölvutek (Sept. 2016 – Sept. 2017), and Guide to Iceland (Summer 2014).
• Sizes — shoe (47 EU / 13 US), jeans (40W 34L), and T-shirt (3XL).
• Contact and profiles — email ([email protected]), LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/hermannbjorgvin), GitHub (@hermannbjorgvin), Keybase (keybase.io/hermann), and Chess.com (hermannbjorgvin).
• Verification data — a public key ending in 4ADD1ADB, plus a displayed alphanumeric string and a visitor counter ("You are human/robot nr: 3206").

How to use it

The page works as a lookup, not an interactive tool. Practical uses:

1. Verify identity or contact details — use the listed email or LinkedIn when you need to reach Hermann directly.
2. Check professional background — the work history section gives employer names and date ranges you can cross-reference against his LinkedIn.
3. Find his code or profiles — GitHub and Keybase links are listed for technical contact or to inspect his public key.
4. Confirm the public key — if someone claims to be Hermann in an encrypted exchange, compare the key fingerprint against the one published here.

There is no login, account, or form on the page as described; the visitor counter appears to be display-only.

What it is not

• Not a company site — despite the .is country domain (Iceland), it does not represent a business.
• Not a portfolio with case studies — past roles are listed as titles and dates only, without project descriptions.
• Not a pricing or product page — no services, rates, or offerings are stated.

Things to keep in mind

The page mixes professional information with highly personal details (blood type, sizes, allergies). Treat the personal data as self-published and use only what you need; do not assume it is kept current. Employment dates reflect what the page states at the time you read it, so confirm time-sensitive details through LinkedIn before relying on them. The unusual "human/robot" counter and key string are page features, not verification you can independently trust — for cryptographic verification, use the published key through Keybase or a keyserver.

Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson's page on hermann.is lists four past or current work entries, with his current role as a web developer at Marel since February 2022. The site presents these as a simple chronological list without dates of education, job descriptions, or references, so the entries below are the full extent of the employment information published there.

The Work Experience Entries

Only Marel is tied explicitly to the "Web Developer" occupation label. For the other three employers, the page gives dates but not titles, so you can see where he worked and when, but not what he did there.

What the Timeline Shows

Read in order, the entries cover roughly a decade:

• 2014 – a summer role at Guide to Iceland
• 2016–2017 – about a year at Tölvutek
• 2018–2021 – nearly three years at Statistics Iceland
• 2022 onward – Marel, described as his current position

There is a gap of roughly nine months between the end of the Statistics Iceland role in April 2021 and the start of the Marel role in February 2022. The page does not explain it, and nothing in the listed material fills it in.

Related Details on the Same Page

The employment list sits alongside other personal details that give context to the professional history:

• Nationality: Icelandic
• Languages: Icelandic and English
• Occupation: Web Developer
• Driver's license: Class B
• Criminal record: None

The page also includes contact and profile links — email at [email protected], LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/hermannbjorgvin), GitHub (@hermannbjorgvin), Keybase, and Chess.com — which are the places to check if you need more detail than the four employers listed.

Limits of What the Page Supports

The site is a personal page, not a résumé or portfolio. It does not state responsibilities, projects, technologies used, or reasons for leaving any role, and it does not list education. If your question is whether Hermann has web development experience, the page supports only that he is currently a web developer at Marel; the earlier roles are dates without titles. For anything beyond that, the LinkedIn profile linked from the page is the more likely source.

The hermann.is page lists a direct email address and several external profiles. To contact Hermann, use [email protected]; to find him elsewhere online, the page links to LinkedIn, GitHub, Keybase, and Chess.com. The page presents these as his own contact and profile details, so they are the intended routes rather than guessed handles.

Contact and profile links listed on the page

The page also includes a longer key string near the top of the text (ending in 4ADD1ADB), consistent with the shorter public key listed under contact details.

How to use each route

Email

Use the address exactly as written: [email protected]. The page gives no response-time or availability information, so treat it as a standard personal contact address rather than a guaranteed support channel.

LinkedIn

The page gives the profile path linkedin.com/in/hermannbjorgvin. Enter it as a full URL in a browser. LinkedIn may require you to sign in to view the full profile, depending on the viewer's account and the profile's settings; the hermann.is page does not state the profile's visibility.

GitHub

The page lists the handle @hermannbjorgvin, which corresponds to the profile at github.com/hermannbjorgvin. This is the route to his public code and repositories, if any are public.

Keybase

The page points to keybase.io/hermann. Keybase profiles are used to publish identity proofs and keys; the page also lists a public key (4ADD1ADB), so this is the natural place to verify the key against the profile.

Chess.com

The page lists hermannbjorgvin as the Chess.com username, i.e. chess.com/member/hermannbjorgvin. This is a gaming profile, not a contact channel.

What the page also tells you

The same page identifies him as Hermann Björgvin Haraldsson, Icelandic, a web developer, with past work at Marel (since February 2022), Statistics Iceland (July 2018 – April 2021), Tölvutek (Sept. 2016 – Sept. 2017), and Guide to Iceland (Summer 2014). It also states he speaks Icelandic and English. If you are deciding which channel fits your purpose, email suits direct contact, LinkedIn suits professional inquiries, and GitHub or Keybase suit technical or verification matters.

Common snags

• Typing the email from memory: the domain is hermann.is, not a common mail provider; copy it from the page.
• Bare profile paths: LinkedIn and Chess.com entries are shown as paths, not full URLs, so add https:// and the site's domain before opening them.
• Login walls: LinkedIn in particular may ask you to sign in before showing the profile; that is a platform behavior, not a sign the link is wrong.
• Key mismatch: if you plan to verify the public key, compare the full key string on hermann.is with the one published on Keybase rather than relying on the short 4ADD1ADB suffix alone.