Building
Clean Products.

I didn't start coding in college or follow the traditional route. In 2025, I made a deliberate decision — to escape the 9-to-5 grind and build something on my own terms. That decision led me down the rabbit hole of web development, and I haven't looked back since.

I work full-stack, but I gravitate toward UI work and problem solving — the kind of work where design meets logic. There's something satisfying about turning a blank screen into an interface that feels intuitive, fast, and clean. Every pixel has a reason. Every component has a purpose.

Outside of code, I'm usually deep in a game or a book — both train the same muscle: strategic thinking. Whether it's figuring out the next move in a game or absorbing a new perspective from a book, I'm always looking for patterns and better ways to approach problems.