Since 2024, I've been working in tech, and I'm still curious about every detail.
A maintenance system for gym clubs. Managers report broken equipment from the app, and the head office assigns each repair and follows it on the web. Technicians and vendors get their jobs in the app and send proof when done.
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A cashier app that keeps working offline. Every sale is saved on the device first and synced once the network is back, so the queue keeps moving. It handles dine-in and takeaway orders and prints the receipt at the end.
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A tracker for job seekers. Each application sits on one board from the day it's sent to the offer, and a browser extension saves a listing straight from LinkedIn, Glints, or JobStreet. It also gives a CV an ATS score and drafts cover letters with AI.
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It clicked when I paid closer attention to websites and brand campaigns. The ones I remembered had a character of their own, and I could feel it in small details.I didn't always see it this way. It clicked when I started paying closer attention to the websites I visited and to brand campaigns on social media. The ones I remembered had a character of their own, and I could feel it in small details before anyone told me what they stood for.
That's where I start with a client now: what should people feel when they use your product? Their answer becomes the message, and my part is the details that carry it.That's where I start with a client now. Before any screen, I ask one question: what should people feel when they explore your app or website? Their answer becomes the message, and my part is the details. I work on the small choices in the interface and the system that carry it.
Experience
Software Engineer
Jul 2025 – Aug 2026
Frontend Engineer
Apr 2026 – Jul 2026
ETL Developer
Nov 2025 – Apr 2026
Machine Learning Engineer
Jul 2024 – Sep 2024
The tools I use most, grouped by the kind of work.
