I studied Informatics Engineering, but most of what I actually use came from shipping — real products, real deadlines, real users.

I started on the frontend, chasing pixel-perfect interfaces. Over time that grew into full ownership — APIs, databases, infrastructure, the whole path from idea to production, now spanning modern interactive applications.

What keeps me around is the teaching side as much as the building side — reviewing code and mentoring developers, facilitating tech events. Explaining a decision out loud is usually the fastest way to know if it was the right one.