About Me

My professional background began in food technology, quality assurance, and technical consulting, where I worked extensively with process-oriented systems, technical documentation, operational workflows, and validation-driven environments. Although the field itself was highly technical, I increasingly found myself drawn toward software development and interactive systems design.

What began as a long-standing personal interest eventually became a deliberate career transition. Through private mentorship and extensive independent development work, I shifted my focus toward software development, with particular emphasis on full-stack web applications, responsive interfaces, and system-oriented design.

What drew me most strongly toward development was the combination of systems thinking, technical problem solving, and creative design, particularly the ability to build environments that are both functional and immersive.

My projects explore not only functionality, but also atmosphere, immersion, and user interaction through full-stack applications, event-driven systems, responsive interfaces, and AI-integrated experiences. While my technical path has changed, many of the analytical and workflow-oriented principles from my previous field continue to shape the way I approach software architecture, usability, and process design.