My Journey

My path to software engineering wasn't a straight line — it started in high school, when my architecture teacher, based off what work she had see me do for 3 years, told me she thought I should become an engineer. That small comment stuck with me and sparked my curiosity about how things are built and why they work. I began studying robotics, where I gained hands-on experience combining mechanics, electronics, and problem-solving. During college, I took a few introductory web development classes — and that's where everything clicked. I quickly realized how much I enjoyed coding — the creativity, the logic, and the instant feedback of bringing ideas to life on screen. After spending some time working in the robotics field, I realized it wasn't where I wanted to stay long-term. I was more drawn to the problem-solving and creative aspects of software, so I transitioned into software engineering — and I haven't looked back since. Over the past three years, I've built full stack web applications that focus on efficiency, scalability, and user experience.

What I Do

Full Stack Web Development

Building responsive, scalable web applications using modern frameworks and clean architecture.

Electronics Repair

Diagnosing and repairing consumer and small-device electronics — keeping hardware running like new.

Calligraphy Art

Designing hand-lettered pieces and signage that bring craftsmanship and personality to each project.