I used to make bridges and crowns for patients, but when 2020 broke everything and the world felt like it was on fire, I finally stopped to reflect. That’s when I realized dentistry wasn’t for me.

Before I even knew what HTML was, I spent hours customizing MySpace pages and curating Tumblr blogs just for fun - changing themes, tweaking HTML, and obsessing over the perfect aesthetic. So I decided to revisit that curiosity and explore coding. I started slowly, learning JavaScript piece by piece, and found myself genuinely excited to keep going. What began as curiosity turned into an ongoing journey of learning the nooks and crannies of full-stack development. Along the way, I discovered that I love building interactive web experiences and solving creative problems.

When I’m not coding, you’ll often find me exploring cozy coffee shops, whipping up batches of homemade cookies, or scuba diving into the during the warmer months. I also enjoy long walks to the fridge and love watching that man and his ever-expanding ant kingdom.