I didn't come from a computer science classroom. I came from the ocean — and taught myself to build on blockchain in the middle of a jungle in Costa Rica. That background gives me something most developers don't have: I think like a user first, an engineer second. What comes out of that is rare — decentralized applications that actually feel good to use. No confusing wallet flows, no Web3 jargon thrown at the user's face. Just products that work, look different from everything else in the space, and are built with security architecture that treats real money like real money. I don't hand off design to someone else. I don't wait on a backend team. I don't need three sprints to ship. One person, full stack, start to finish — and I move fast.
I told my family I work in Web3... Now they think I'm a fisherman.