Growing up, I was that kid who loved doing many different things—always wondering what I might become one day. Just like every other kid, I imagined being an engineer, a scientist, or even a doctor. But as time passed, my interests kept shifting. I loved playing games, capturing random photos, editing them, and even making videos. Spending hours on the computer became my happy place, and that’s where it all truly began. Slowly, I started falling in love with design, and soon after, I discovered programming. I was curious—what is it, how does it work, and why does it even exist? That curiosity led me to study Computer Science, where I began pursuing my BSc in Computer Science and Engineering.

The first two years of university flew by in the blink of an eye, mostly because of the pandemic. Everything was online, and I was just going with the flow. But when things finally went back to normal, reality hit me hard—I had to decide what I actually wanted to do with my life. I didn’t want just a career for survival, I wanted to do something I loved. That’s when I thought about combining creativity with logic. I realized development could be that path. My interest in programming started to grow, and I began exploring web development deeply.

I dedicated my third year of university to web development, diving into full-stack technologies and learning everything I could. My obsession with development quickly evolved into a love for programming itself. Things started to align when I landed my first paid internship at a startup, doing what I loved and turning my hobby into a real job. After just four months, I received another opportunity to work with an agency, building their professional web portfolio. They even offered me a full-time role, but since I was still in my final year, I joined as a part-time intern instead. At one point, I was balancing two part-time jobs, which was both challenging and exciting. Eventually, just two days before graduation, I got my first full-time offer as a Software Engineer. I started immediately after, and that’s when my professional journey truly began.

I often feel I’ve been lucky with the opportunities I’ve had. From startups to agencies, I’ve been able to work with talented teams, inspiring mentors, and exciting projects along the way. Each experience shaped my skills, broadened my perspective, and gave me the confidence to keep moving forward in this journey.

I dream of becoming a creative developer who builds not just for a living, but for the love of it. To me, software development is both logic and art—it’s about crafting experiences that matter. In today’s world, I feel this passion sometimes gets lost, but I want to hold onto it. My goal is to keep sharpening my skills, pushing boundaries, and creating meaningful work as a skilled software developer.