My career path began at 18, starting with the Ministry of Finance. This provided a strong foundation in financial management and public service.

I then transitioned to the Ministry of Healthcare, where I led a small team, gaining valuable experience in collaboration and leadership. During this time, I also started exploring low-level microchip projects, fascinated by the challenge of working directly with hardware and pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

Becoming a highly skilled migrant in the Netherlands for my first international job broadened my experience to include the Real Estate sector. This opportunity not only expanded my skillset but also allowed me to discover my value on a global scale, while working remotely.

I've always been driven by a desire to improve myself, ever since I was a kid. This passion has made me super adaptable and always eager to evolve, both personally and professionally.

I'm so committed to growth and continuous learning that I even took a job gap recently to really dive into AI-driven development techniques. I truly believe that creativity and AI are the keys to speeding up coding and delivering even more value.

And, maybe it's a bit unusual for a developer, but I'm quite extroverted! I've always enjoyed presenting projects and communicating directly with clients and stakeholders.

Even when I'm not actively coding, I'm drawn to activities that complement my tech skills and satisfy my curiosity.

I'm fascinated by new technologies, especially understanding how chips, processors, and laptops work. It helps me understand the foundations of the software I build.

I also love getting creative with drones and aerial videography, and enjoy the precision required for FPV flights.

I'm crazy about motorcycling. It's a chance to disconnect from the digital world and experience a different kind of focus and control.

And recently, I've started practicing Muay Thai, which is all about discipline and determination.

Computers have been a part of my life since I was practically a toddler, which probably explains my lifelong fascination with technology. This early exposure led to excellent grades in education.

Initially focusing on web development, around the age of 10 I started coding. Building websites for friends using platforms like Joomla and WordPress, I was writing custom scripts and even learning to work with simple MySQL databases.

My first commercially successful game was released by the age of 14 - a loot box simulator - and I was essentially freelancing as a kid! To sum it up, we can safely say I've been a geek since day one, and I know that passion will continue to drive me forward.