About me

I'm a computer science student who really enjoys building software, whether it's something behind the scenes like system tools or something more interactive like web or mobile apps. I like figuring out how things work, writing clean, readable code, and solving problems in a way that actually makes sense.

Over the past few years, I've worked on a bunch of projects that gave me the chance to explore different areas of software development, from backend logic to user interfaces. I enjoy experimenting with new technologies and picking up new skills along the way. Each project has helped me understand not just how to code, but how to think like a developer and make thoughtful design decisions.

I've also taken part in some training programs focused on real world development practices, and even assisted in a Linux course, which was a great way to learn by teaching. These experiences taught me a lot about working with others, explaining technical ideas clearly, and staying curious even when things get challenging.

Right now, I'm focused on growing as a developer and learning as much as I can. I'm especially interested in topics like algorithms, software architecture, and building tools or products that are both useful and enjoyable to use. Whether it's through coursework, side projects, or just messing around with code, I'm always looking for ways to improve and push myself forward.