About Me

My journey into technology began with curiosity and a simple question: "How do computers really work?" What started as tinkering with basic HTML pages quickly evolved into a deep fascination with the endless possibilities of software engineering.

The moment I wrote my first Python script that automated a tedious task, I knew I had found my calling. The ability to solve real-world problems through code felt like having a superpower, and I've been hooked ever since.

My formal education in Computer Science provided a strong foundation, but the real learning happened through countless hours of building projects, debugging code, and collaborating with fellow developers. Each challenge taught me something new, whether it was a technical skill or a valuable life lesson about persistence and problem-solving.

The MLH Fellowship has been a transformative experience, exposing me to industry-standard practices, collaborative development, and the importance of building reliable, scalable systems. It's where theoretical knowledge meets real-world application.

Technology has the power to create positive change in the world, and I want to be part of that impact. Whether it's building accessible web applications, contributing to open-source projects, or mentoring newcomers to the field, I believe in using my skills to make a difference.

I'm particularly passionate about creating inclusive, user-friendly experiences and writing clean, maintainable code that others can build upon. The best solutions are not just functional – they're elegant, accessible, and built with the user's needs at the center.