The beginning

The curiosity came first.

Music was my first craft, but technology was always part of it. I explored music technology and built live keyboard setups around my laptop, following the tools that made new things possible.

A new direction

Choosing a new path.

After studying music, I began teaching myself web development and enrolled in computer science. Coding became my main direction, while I kept performing live until I was established as a developer.

First steps

Learning design by building.

Midway through my computer science studies, an interview opened the door to my first development role at Exclusive Capital. I balanced junior development, studies, and live performances. Working alongside designers taught me how UI and UX decisions become real interfaces.

More responsibility

Growing beyond implementation.

At GoldenBurg, I worked across frontend and backend delivery, building applications and integrations with the wider team. I also helped train another developer—an early chance to support someone else's growth, without being the team's formal lead.

The wider view

Closer to the whole product.

At Softline, my full-stack work spanned product features, APIs, integrations, fixes, and testing. I learned to think beyond a single screen or ticket and stay close to how the entire product reaches people.

Today

Finding my place as a lead.

Taking responsibility for frontend direction at Softline brought the work together. I created tutorials, taught newer developers, and kept contributing to architecture, product collaboration, code review, and delivery. I still care most about building useful software—and helping others build it well.