About Me

I didn't start out with a traditional computer science background. Instead, my roots are in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS). While my peers were focused strictly on writing and societal structures, I became fascinated by a different kind of structure: the digital systems that keep our world running.

I’ve always been driven by a need to move fast and learn deeply. When the opportunity came to challenge myself, I took an accelerated track—skipping a year of high school entirely and jumping straight into Grade 12. It was a chaotic, fast-paced adjustment, but by the end of it, I managed to graduate with the highest honors.

That experience taught me that I didn’t need to wait for a traditional roadmap to learn something complex. I took that same aggressive learning velocity and turned it toward software engineering.

While keeping my humanities mindset—which forces me to look at how technology actually impacts people and organizational friction—I quietly taught myself enterprise-grade tools like Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and n8n.

Today, I build operations infrastructure and autonomous data pipelines. I don't just write code to build standard apps; I look for the repetitive, manual friction that slows organizations down and engineer solutions to turn that chaos into seamless, zero-maintenance background operations.

Right now, I'm deep-diving into scaling self-hosted infrastructure and exploring advanced systems architecture.