About

I've loved computers since I was a kid. Growing up, I was always tinkering with my dad's old PC — wanting games we couldn't afford, wanting software that wasn't designed to run on it, wanting to make it do things it was never meant to do. That's how this all started. My dad saw how much I loved it and told me, "Do you know you can study this stuff in school?" As I get older, I realise the weight of those little decisions and forks in the road a parent can give their child.

Since then, I studied Computer Science at Bells University of Technology and went on to work with brilliant people — at Chigisoft, Keller Williams, and now Expert Listing. I've seen all types of software: from hostel-made pharmacy management apps to random kernel patches on a Chinese website to enterprise applications handling millions of transactions. I've come to understand not just how we build software, but why. Sometimes we build it because it solves a problem. Sometimes because "wouldn't that look really cool?" Sometimes because we know we can make someone's life just a bit better with some code.

The world is changing, the tools are changing, and I'm here to keep up. I'm deepening my understanding of AI-assisted workflows, backend frameworks, and the full stack — because the modern developer needs to understand it all. As one of my teammates put it: "Currently learning everything." I started learning about computers as a kid, and I haven't stopped.

Most of this website was built with AI assistance, but I wanted this section to be authentically me. I'm not going for professional here. This is an introduction, but also a reminder to myself of what I am — and that I can't stop. I won't stop. Not just for myself, but for the people who made me. For the people who believed in me. For all the solutions I can still contribute to.

This site is Android UI meets Yaru + Bento Cards. Yaru because I've been working on LegionLinuxFrontend for a while — it uses the Yaru Flutter theme and I'm feeling orange today. Inspiration came from my co-worker Rob's site.