About Me

I started using computers when I was 5 years old. My dad always answered the same way: whenever I asked something, he'd say "look it up". So I did, and figured things out.

That turned into a pattern. Over time, I even started fixing problems at his workplace. When something IT-related broke, they'd call me. That's how I learned to manage on my own.

I studied Administration and Systems Development, and now I'm pursuing Software Engineering. That mix shapes how I think a lot. I don't see much point in pretty code that doesn't solve anything. I'd rather understand the whole problem before writing a single line.

I'm naturally curious. When I get into a topic, I rarely stay on the surface. Sometimes it's something useful, sometimes completely random, but there's almost always something I take away from it.