A pursuit of absolute
structural clarity.

My fascination with computing started in early childhood, growing up under the ICSE curriculum. Introduced to Java at a young age, I quickly saw the power to create systems from absolute zero. I found myself adapting to the logic of objects naturally, finding a strange comfort in the rigid structure of code.

That curiosity eventually bled into the visual. I remember the high of making small, jagged worlds in Unity, following the classic Brackeys tutorials until I understood how to make things move and collide. But it was the ease of Python that truly opened my eyes to utility, the ability to automate complex tasks shifted my perspective from making "games" to building "tools."

The web eventually became my primary canvas. Moving from Java to the streamlined efficiency of Node.js and React, I became obsessed with the Interface. To me, it's about how a user feels when they interact with a system, which led me into the architecture of modern frontends and user experience design.

Through my graduation, I've wandered through AIML and the decentralized ethics of Web3, but all roads led to the Cloud. To me, Cloud Infrastructure is the ultimate expression of scalable distributed systems that feel effortless, hidden away in a layer of pure simplicity.