I started with machines. Studying Automobile Engineering taught me how systems fit together — how individual parts affect the whole, why things fail, and why understanding the problem matters before trying to fix it.
Eventually, that curiosity pulled me toward software. I moved from mechanical systems to digital ones, but the way I approach problems stayed surprisingly familiar. Break things down, understand how they connect, find what is not working, and build a better solution.
Today, I work as a full-stack developer and enjoy building products from idea to implementation. I work across frontend and backend development, using technologies like React, Node.js, Next.js, Nest.js, and modern web tools. AI is also an important part of how I work — not as a replacement for thinking, but as another tool for exploring ideas, solving problems, and building faster.
The medium changed. The engineering mindset didn’t.