I'm a multidisciplinary technologist with a rare, hybrid background that bridges the physical and digital worlds. I started out as an Electrician and a Telecommunications Technician, which gave me a deep, hands-on understanding of infrastructure, connectivity, and hardware systems. From there, I moved into IT as a Computer Technician, so I'm comfortable managing and troubleshooting complex environments.

I've also nearly completed a degree in Computer Programming—and while I didn't finish it, that journey taught me how to think like a developer and build solutions from the ground up. I've already put those skills to work by designing and launching custom websites for several companies, so I know my way around web architecture and user experience.

But what really drives me today is data and artificial intelligence. I'm genuinely fascinated by how machine learning models uncover patterns and make sense of massive datasets, and I'm always looking for ways to work more with AI systems.

Right now, I'm actively involved in language-learning projects—I'm studying Mandarin Chinese, English, and several other languages myself, which has given me a fresh perspective on how people naturally acquire new skills. In my spare time, I'm designing video games specifically for passive language learning, turning everyday gameplay into subtle, effective teaching moments.

Ultimately, I want to bring together my infrastructure know-how, my AI interests, and my passion for educational games to build smart, engaging tools that make learning feel effortless and accessible.