My relationship with computers started earlier than most. I had my first computer account at the age of three. While other kids were figuring out the basics, I was already navigating my way around the screen. In school, when classes covered Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, I was always the first to finish because I already knew my way around the environment. Technology wasn't something I had to learn, it was something I grew up breathing.

Then came gaming. I didn't just love playing games, I became obsessed with how they were made. That curiosity pulled me into the world of programming. I picked up Python first because it was the most natural to read and write, and from there, everything clicked. What started as a hobby quickly became a passion that shaped my entire direction.

As I matured, so did my ambitions. I went from writing simple scripts for fun to building real projects, entering competitions, and earning awards. My expectations of myself grew, and so did my vision for the future. I expanded into C++ and Java, explored AI and machine learning from the ground up, and started building tools that actually solve problems, not just for myself, but for others.

Today, I'm a Computer Science student at Sunway University and a Junior Developer at Dynamics Business Solutions in Dubai, where I started as an intern and quickly earned a continued role working on enterprise-grade low-code solutions. I bring the same energy to my professional work as I do to my personal projects: relentless curiosity, a bias toward action, and a deep belief that the best way to learn is to build.