I'm a software engineer with a designer's eye, a product thinker's mind, and a hacker's curiosity. I thrive at the intersection of code, creativity, and chaos — building things that matter while staying curious about how they can be better.

In the past,

I've built digital products across industries — from community-driven platforms tackling real-world problems like waste management, to enterprise-grade SaaS solutions. My tools of choice? Golang, Node.js, Spring Boot, and modern frontend stacks — always keeping performance, security, and user experience in focus.

Right now,

I'm Tech Lead at Redooceit, a community-driven startup reimagining waste management through technology — leading backend architecture, product direction, and the engineering team day to day. Alongside that, I'm an iOS Developer at Apple Developer Academy, a six-country engineering program where I'm picking up Swift and the wider Apple ecosystem through hands-on, challenge-based projects. I also still take on freelance full-stack work, from early client discovery all the way through deployment and support.

In the future,

I want to keep building systems that solve meaningful problems — whether it's through open-source contributions, scalable infrastructures, native apps, or even diving deeper into Web3 and decentralized solutions. I believe technology should empower people, not complicate it.

BUT! When I'm not coding, shipping game jam entries with friends, or scrambling on Qwen AI,

You'll find me deep-diving into CS:GO Premier matchmaking, scrolling endlessly on YouTube for interesting videos, or trying (and failing) to finish the long list of books I've started.

And you know what?

I still feel like I don't know anything — about tech, about life. But maybe that's the point. That feeling keeps me curious, hungry to learn, and always open to being wrong. And honestly? I think that's my superpower.

Last but not least, my dad once told me:

"Just keep moving. Do whatever you can, but never forget to make a real impact — one person at a time."

Hit me up!

Let's build something that matters.