The Norse god Heimdall was also a giant, according to myth. - Apparently.
Heimdall, the god of vigilance and protection in Norse mythology, is often depicted as a handsome god with exceptional hearing. However, in the Poetic Edda, a medieval Icelandic manuscript of Old Norse poetry, Heimdall is described as being one of the Aesir gods, yet also referred to as a giant, specifically as one of the Hljodrisson, a group of giants that included giants and gods. This curious dual identity of Heimdall as both a god and a giant highlights the complexities of Norse mythology.
Sources: Poetic Edda, translated by Andrew Cauthery (2019) and H.A. Guerber's Teutonic Mythology (1902).