I’m a Full Stack Developer with a strong passion for programming and artificial intelligence. With a background in PHP and JavaScript, I enjoy building clean, efficient solutions that merge logic with creativity. I’m constantly exploring how tech — especially AI — can make things smarter, faster, and more meaningful.
Outside of work, you’ll find me carving down snowy slopes on a snowboard, reading something thought-provoking, or geeking out over the latest AI breakthroughs. I love staying active at the gym, and I’m always curious about new tools, frameworks, and ideas that push the boundaries of what’s possible with code. I also enjoy the quiet moments — with a book, a cup of coffee, and good music in the background.
I believe that real growth comes from staying curious, challenging yourself, and never settling for “just good enough.” Whether I’m coding, learning, or snowboarding down a mountain, I aim to stay sharp, grounded, and open to whatever’s next. Balance, focus, and a love for well-built systems guide how I live and work.
I specialize in full stack development, product-focused content creation, and exploring the intersection of AI and everyday life. I bring both technical skills and storytelling to the table, with a drive to build things that are not just functional — but genuinely useful and inspiring. If you’re into thoughtful tech, creative problem-solving, or just want to explore cool ideas, you’re in the right place.
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