Developer in Progress | Biker at Heart | Gamer by Passion

Outside of coding, I’m someone who loves exploring creativity and challenges in other ways, whether that’s playing video games, listening to music across a wide range of genres, or enjoying the thrill of sports bikes. Just like with programming, I’m always curious, eager to learn, and looking for the next challenge that keeps me moving forward.

I’ve always been drawn to the idea of freedom and adrenaline, which is why owning a bike — specifically a Kawasaki Ninja 500 — is at the top of my list. I can’t wait to finally ride one and experience the mix of speed and open-road independence that I’ve been craving. It’s more than just transportation for me; it represents chasing the sense of freedom I want in life.

Music is another big part of who I am — I genuinely need it to function at my best. Whether it’s coding, studying, or even just relaxing, the right playlist fuels my focus and creativity. It’s the background rhythm that keeps me going.

Gaming has also been a huge chapter in my life. I’ve been playing video games since I was 5, and by 16 I was competing at a professional level. While I’ve set it aside recently to focus on bigger goals, I used to reach top rankings in multiple games. One of my most memorable experiences was being flown out to a million-dollar tournament, where my team placed third in the semifinals. We didn’t advance to the finals, but the experience taught me a lot about discipline, handling pressure, and how far dedication can take you. These days, I’ve shifted that same focus and dedication into coding and personal growth, but the lessons I learned from those competitions still stick with me.