Philosophy & Values
Continuous Learning
Learning is a continuous process that must be executed on a single-day basis — to grow as a person and advance in a career path. Every day is a chance to pick up something new.
Discipline from Classical Music
As a kid studying classical music, I learned that it might take an hour to finish a scale, months to master a baroque piece — and it will take equal time and effort to build a stable technology stack. Hard work and self-discipline transfer directly into engineering.
Hack to Learn, Build to Ship
I enjoy hacking on various prototypes to prove my points of view and pitch ideas. But I also follow the rules when building production-ready features — knowing when to move fast and when to be methodical is the craft.
Technology Debates & POCs
I enjoy coding, solving problems, and debating over technology choices. The best way to resolve a debate? Build a proof-of-concept and let the results speak.
About Me
I enjoy coding, solving problems, and debating over choices of technologies — then doing various prototypes to prove my points of view. Learning is indeed a continuous process that must be executed on a single-day basis, in order to grow as a person and advance in a career path.
One thing I've learned from studying classical music as a kid was the importance of hard work and self-discipline. It might take an hour to finish a scale, yet it might take months to master a “baroque,” and it will take time and effort to build a stable stack.
Hack (a lot) to learn and practice new things, to pitch your ideas. And follow the rules to build a prod-ready feature.
Random fact: coding and classical music are related :)