I like to build things, products, prototypes, half-finished experiments at 2am. Some make it to production, others exist purely for the joy of figuring out how they work. I've been writing code for over half a decade, but the curiosity hasn't worn off yet.
I juggle IT infrastructure and software engineering, solving problems across systems, automation, and dealing with a wide variety of tech aspects. In my spare time, I run Nanware, my personal workshop / garage, where I explore game development, tinker with new tech, and chase whatever idea won't leave me alone.
I'm particularly drawn to understanding how things work under the hood. Whether it's reverse-engineering something, figuring out why a procedural algorithm produces certain patterns, digging into how a device communicates over BLE, or modding games to see what makes them tick, the investigation is half the fun.
Divergent minds operate differently; versatility is the game while creativity is the fuel.