I grew up experiencing both rural and urban life, and that contrast shaped how I see technology. I became interested in how software can quietly solve real problems, not through perfection, but through resilience when things go wrong.

As I worked on production through internships and professional roles, my focus shifted. I stopped thinking only about features and started caring about reliability. I became curious about why systems fail, how they recover, and what it takes to make software trustworthy in the real world.

Outside of engineering, I paint, write poems, and work on screenplays. Writing helps me slow down and notice details. Art teaches me patience and honesty. I am still learning. I am still building. And I am still becoming.