I believe software can reach into any domain in the world, whether it's manufacturing, medicine, the oceans, or even space.

That belief is the reason I became a software engineer. It's the one field where I can work on almost anything. My fascination with gadgets is what set things in motion, and in 2021 I started out as a Flutter mobile app developer. I've been learning ever since.

The more I built, the more I understood that writing code is only one part of the whole system. Real products need strong architecture, and good architecture isn't about building things that never break. A perfect product isn't one that's free of errors. It's one that handles them without falling apart.

While working on the backends and deployments for my own apps, I discovered the beauty of the backend. It felt like an entirely new world, full of its own tools and software, and I dove into NestJS to explore it.

Then the AI era arrived, where almost anything feels possible. For someone who loves moving across domains, this was exactly where I wanted to be. I started my AI journey in 2025 with my first project, a Pokémon RAG pipeline, and I haven't stopped since. I've kept learning, exploring, and building with it every day.

My goal is simple: use software as a tool to do the most good I can for the world. I'll keep exploring and working on anything I can learn and grow from.

I also share what I figure out along the way, the hard-won lessons from shipping production systems and the problems that don't have good docs. If that sounds interesting, everything is on my writing page.