The professional portfolio tells you what I do. This page is about the person who does it.
I would describe myself as curious, ambitious and analytical, but also fairly calm and independent. I like learning new things — preferably one or two at a time rather than trying to become an expert in everything simultaneously.
I enjoy building things, solving difficult problems, having the freedom to figure things out and doing work that has a visible impact. Outside work, that curiosity usually turns into travel, technology, F1, gaming, music or a completely random conversation that somehow lasts two hours.
I am motivated by difficult problems, learning something genuinely useful, having freedom in how I work and seeing that something I built or changed actually matters.
I am usually the person organising trips for my friends, and I enjoy long conversations about completely random topics. I can be introverted, but that does not mean I dislike people — I just prefer good conversations to constant noise.
And yes, I am adventurous enough to travel solo, then come home and immediately start planning the next trip.
Palma was the first time I travelled alone. I liked the independence enough to keep doing it.
I won a company trip to Indonesia after finishing in the top 25 BDA performers in India for sales.
It is a small project, but it is also something I designed, structured and kept iterating until it felt like me.
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