About

I came to software development by a far from linear route. For years I combined my studies with jobs that had nothing to do with programming, and two things from that time stuck with me: organizing myself with little margin, and getting along with people who don't speak the same technical language I do. I graduated in 2025 with a vocational degree in cross-platform application development (DAM), and I now work as a full stack developer at SevenContext while studying Computer Engineering.

I work across the stack, but where I go deepest is the client side. I'm interested in how responsibility is split between server and browser, and in how to structure a component system so it stays maintainable as the project grows. I measure performance with Core Web Vitals rather than by eye, and tests and accessibility go in from the first commit.

What I enjoy most is starting a project from scratch. Before writing any code I like to be clear on the decisions that are expensive to change later: what renders on the server and what on the client, how the data is modeled, where the bottlenecks will show up as traffic or the team grows. I'd rather spend time there than undo shortcuts afterwards.

I keep studying because I want to understand the fundamentals of what I use every day. Right now much of that curiosity goes into artificial intelligence: how models work under the hood, and what it takes to integrate them properly into a real application.