I like building things that make work easier, clearer, and more efficient, whether that means connecting tools, automating a process, organizing information, or experimenting with a new way of working.
New tools are interesting, but usefulness matters more to me than novelty.
I’m drawn to technology when it removes friction, simplifies a process, or helps people spend less time on repetitive work. That is what keeps me exploring automation, AI agents, integrations, data, and the systems behind them.
Most of my learning happens by building.
I experiment with tools, create small projects, break things, rebuild them, and gradually understand how everything fits together. I enjoy moving between the technical side of a problem and the business reasoning behind it.
My background in Business Administration shapes the way I approach technology.
I naturally think about processes, users, costs, decisions, and outcomes, not only about whether something can be built. I’m especially interested in roles and projects where technology becomes part of how a business actually operates.
This site is a place for the things I’m learning, building, and thinking about.
AI, automation, data, tools, experiments, and probably a few things that do not fit neatly into any category.