My journey into technology didn’t start with a formal lesson, but with a simple, irresistible curiosity. From a young age, I was fascinated by computers and video games, and I spent a lot of my childhood tweaking settings and taking things apart just to understand the logic behind them. This desire to understand has never stopped growing inside me.

During my elementary and high school years, mathematics and computer related courses quickly became my favorite. My enthusiasm for the material helped me pick up on new ideas quickly. It was during my college courses that everything really came together. I discovered programming, and for the first time, I wasn't just exploring systems—I was building them. That feeling of writing a line of code and seeing an application respond exactly as intended was empowering, which ended up guiding my focus towards C++, C#, and game development.

This initial spark ignited a passion for continuous, self-directed growth. My evenings were often spent immersed in online courses on platforms like Udemy, learning Game Engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, and diving into the intricacies of not just learning a new language, but to master the entire ecosystem around it. This process of constant learning isn't just a hobby; it’s the core of my development philosophy.

I have learned technology moves fast, and it's not going to slow down or wait for anyone. A developer not only needs to be adaptable, but also be able to master new technologies quickly. The ability to learn new frameworks, languages, and tools is essential to staying relevant in our modern technology field. I strongly feel that this is my greatest strength as a developer. I thrive on the challenge of learning, and I am always able to pick up new skills extremely quickly. This has allowed me to expand to a wide range of projects types, from Game development, mobile and computer applications, and even web development.

This mindset is carried into every project I take on. I feel technology should make things easier and enjoyable for people. Whether I'm building an immersive 3D world or a simple web page, my goal is always to create something that is reliable, runs well, and just makes sense to the person using it.