About

I started programming in technical school in 2008 when I built an educational game in C++ for a Kaspersky Lab competition.

I got my first internship as a Python programmer in 2011. Since then, I have built software.

In London, MoveMeBack was the first project where I had full responsibility for implementation, and it had to follow our plan while also being my own critic. The leadership I worked with on this project still inspires me today.

I love reading books; my best book so far is “How to Think Like Socrates” by Donald J. Robertson.

Fast forward to now: I work at Adverity, building enterprise-grade marketing ETL, where I can share expertise with colleagues and keep improving.

In my free time, I work on a passion side project, GoalWatch.net, a daily standup for one, built as an RPG game focused on productivity and the achievement process.

I played in the orchestra for 12 years taught me to trust the practice and process, even if things look impossible at first, and that we are as good as our daily practice. It also contrasts well with daily analytical thinking, giving my brain the needed reset time.