It all started with my first interaction with a smartphone. I know it sounds corny, but I was hooked instantly. Discovering the internet in 2012 felt like finding a treasure chest, especially for a Gen Z kid in a third-world country. From that moment, I decided tech was my destiny.
My tech journey kicked off with downloading 2D games like Asphalt and Gangster Los Angeles. Those pixelated adventures got me thinking: "How are these made?" My curiosity led me to Scratch during a computer lesson, and I was hooked.
High school came around, and I started dabbling in VB.NET, completing two capstone projects. This was also when I stumbled upon Bitcoin in its early days. People were mining it with their laptops, and I thought I’d struck digital gold. Unfortunately, my lack of a laptop at that age means I’m not a millionaire today. Sad story, I know.
In my quest to ride the crypto wave, I even tried learning Solidity to make NFTs and was aware of Onecoin before that lady vanished into thin air. Realizing I needed to learn something more grounded, I took up C++ to challenge myself. Spoiler alert: I loved it.
This led to a backend and server position, where I learned Linux during a year-long apprenticeship. Fast forward to university, and here we are, still riding the tech wave and loving every byte of it.
P.S.: I learned Vue.js recently, so I am technically an entry-frontend developer. Also kinda looking for a job, so hook a brother up.
| Period | Title | Company |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 2023 to Nov 2023 | Software Dveloper | Hidden |
I know you are wondering. The entry frontend developer also says he knows C++. That's the joke. I do, though.