I got into coding as a kid, constantly wondering how all these websites were made. That curiosity stuck with me, and about 4 years ago I finally started learning to build things myself. Now I'm a 3rd year Computer Engineering student, turning that childhood fascination into real projects.

My main passion is robotics, but I've built all sorts of things along the way: full-stack web apps, mobile applications, Discord bots, automation tools, and more. I'm more of a backend-focused developer. I enjoy building secure servers, implementing rate limiting, and solving technical problems. Frontend design isn't really my thing, which is where AI tools come in handy.

Speaking of AI, I'll be transparent: I use it. For frontend work, for understanding new concepts, and yes, sometimes for generating backend code too. But I always review what it produces, check for security issues, and make sure I understand what's happening. If AI can do something the same way I would, why spend extra time writing it line by line when I can fast-track and focus on what matters?

When I'm not coding, you'll find me tinkering with embedded systems, working on IoT projects, or dreaming up robots that could actually help around the house.