I’ve been drawn to technology for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid, I used to break my own computer on purpose just so my dad would take it to a technician. I would insist on coming along and ask if I could watch how they fixed it, trying to soak up everything I could. That curiosity quickly turned into a habit. I spent hours taking computers apart, exploring how each component worked, solving problems, and putting them back together. It was more than a hobby — it was the beginning of a mindset focused on understanding systems and building solutions. As I grew, I expanded into server management, worked with operating systems like Linux and Windows, and gained practical experience with hardware and network administration. These early experiences gave me a strong technical foundation and a deep respect for the systems that power modern technology.
Eventually, my focus shifted toward software. I started learning with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then moved into more advanced languages like Python, Java, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL. I explored modern frameworks and tools such as React, Next.js, React Native, Tailwind CSS, and Node.js, which gave me the ability to build both intuitive user interfaces and efficient backend systems. With this full stack foundation, I have developed the ability to bring ideas to life and turn concepts into real, usable products that solve meaningful problems and create lasting value.