About me

I am a software engineering student at 42 Berlin, currently working through a project-based curriculum with a strong emphasis on low-level programming and systems fundamentals. My current focus is on understanding how software behaves under constraints—such as memory management, concurrency, and performance—rather than relying solely on high-level abstractions.

Alongside project work, I write short technical reflections to clarify my own understanding and to document how my approach to problem-solving evolves over time. I am particularly interested in how design decisions affect correctness, maintainability, and debuggability in real-world systems.

I am interested in backend and systems-oriented roles where correctness, clarity, and long-term maintainability matter. This site serves as a living record of my learning process and projects, and I expect both my interests and focus to become more precise as I continue to grow.