I started as a mechanical engineer, where precision and problem-solving were everything. Building things required basic programming-nothing fancy, just enough to make machines work. But I wanted more. I wanted to dive into robotics, and that meant learning real coding.
So I taught myself. Machine learning seemed like the path forward, but I quickly realized it was more data entry than innovation. Software development, though? That was different. Vast, dynamic, always challenging. It kept me thinking, kept me engaged, never let me get bored.
That's when I knew. This wasn't just a skill I was learning, it was what I was meant to do. From engineering to code, I found my craft.
Now, I build websites and digital experiences that don't just function, they captivate. I've had the privilege of working with Fortune 500 companies like Apple, AT&T, Nissan, and Infiniti, creating immersive 3D web experiences and streamlined business sites. I bring the same precision from my engineering days and the same creative drive that's kept me moving forward.