About Me

Since childhood, I was captivated by the digital world, the allure of video games, glowing screens, and futuristic gadgets pulled me in. I said I wanted to be a computer engineer long before I even knew what that meant. It just sounded cool, like I’d get to build the future.

My coding journey began with C# and Unity, building games and exploring interactive design. In university, I picked up Python, then gradually expanded into other languages and technologies. My fascination with AI started in pop culture, but the real hook was learning how neural networks actually work. The idea that you could train a system to recognize, predict, or generate anything just from data, completely intrigued me and the amount of things this could be used for felt endless.

These days, I’m deep into large language models, AI agents, and cybersecurity. I’m especially drawn to voice-based AI. The idea that we might talk to machines the way we talk to people feels like science fiction finally catching up to us. And yes, a part of me still finds joy in figuring out how systems tick, especially the ones not meant to be easily understood.

“When you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss gazes back into you”