About Me

Curiosity has always driven me. Knowing that something works has never been enough, I need to understand why it works... how it works. That mindset sparked my fascination with computers when I was 7, tinkering with the family Tandy 1000RL, exploring DOS commands and playing video games. When I was around 10, that curiosity evolved into learning programming. I've been creating, breaking, fixing, and rebuilding things ever since.

I started out with video game mods (heyyy StarCraft!), then moved on to web development, building my first website at 11. I've been hooked ever since. I've spent years learning, experimenting, and building, from personal projects to professional work. I've used a variety of technologies, languages, and platforms, always pushing myself to learn more, do more, and create more.

For me, coding isn't just about writing functions or shipping features. It's about engineering solutions, building systems, and transforming ideas into reality. Whether I'm solving a problem, architecting new solutions, or exploring a new technology, I'm driven by the need to push boundaries and refine my craft.

I've worked professionaly across web and desktop development, not just adapting to different technologies but learning how to make them work for me. I don't build things because I have to; I build because I can't not build. Curiosity and creativity drive me, and tinkering is second nature. Whether it's a new framework, a new system, or just a random idea that pops into my head at 2 AM, I'm always ready to take it apart, reshape it, and see where it can go.