About Me

I am someone who is deeply curious about almost everything, and I tend to follow that curiosity wherever it leads. I didn’t grow up planning to be a software engineer. I simply kept asking questions, taking things apart, trying to understand how the world works, and slowly I found myself here — building systems, writing code, and learning every day.

What keeps me in this field is not the technology itself, but the thinking behind it. I enjoy the quiet work of making something clearer than it was before, of turning complexity into something usable, and of being responsible for the things I put into the world.

Outside of work, I spend a lot of time reflecting, writing, and paying attention to my inner life. I’m interested in psychology and philosophy because they help me understand people — including myself — with more patience and honesty. Running and hiking give me a sense of grounding, and reading reminds me how large and varied the world really is.

These days, I’m trying to grow in quiet ways: becoming a better listener, a more thoughtful engineer, and someone who chooses his work and his life more carefully than before.