Builder of things. Collector of side quests. Occasional finisher.
I’m a software engineer by profession, but that’s only one part of the story.
I like making things, taking things apart, learning whatever catches my attention, and following ideas a little farther than is probably reasonable. Some of those ideas become projects. Some become hobbies. Some become a folder named final-final-v2.
Outside work, you’ll usually find me somewhere between:
- 🛠️ tinkering with old hardware and giving perfectly obsolete things another life
- 🧩 building small products, experiments, and oddly specific side projects
- 🖨️ finding excuses to use my 3D printer
- 🏍️ messing around with bikes, cars, and things with too many mechanical opinions
- 🎮 playing games, watching anime, and disappearing into a good story
- 📚 reading about systems, science, history, design, or whatever rabbit hole won that week
- 🌱 helping out with open-source and student communities whenever I can
I’ve spent a lot of time around hackathons, communities, startups, and ambitious ideas. These days I’m increasingly interested in making things that are useful, interesting, or simply fun—not everything needs to become a company, a metric, or a portfolio piece.
Curiosity is a pretty good compass.
Knowing a little about many things is not a defect.
Finishing matters, but so does wandering.
And sometimes the best reason to build something is: “I wanted to see if I could.”
Still figuring out what I want to be when I grow up.
Currently accepting interesting side quests.