About

I grew up in a vibrant city where rich culture and incredible cuisine flourished. Managing restaurants for over a decade was more than just a job; it was a way of life that shaped my character and values. I thrived on leading energetic teams, navigating challenges, and crafting unforgettable experiences for our guests. Each day was about building relationships, driving results, and finding pride in every accomplishment.

At a young age, I made the brave decision to move to London, eager to explore new horizons and opportunities. This leap marked the beginning of my journey in the restaurant industry, where I refined my leadership skills and embraced the dynamic nature of hospitality. However, as time passed, I found myself increasingly drawn to the world of technology a realm filled with endless possibilities. Engaging conversations with friends in the tech field ignited my curiosity, revealing how the strategic thinking and problem-solving skills I had honed in business could translate into this new domain.

Transitioning into coding was a significant challenge, but it quickly became one of the most rewarding choices of my life. Enrolling in Makers Academy was a turning point; what began as a spark of curiosity blossomed into a profound passion. The excitement of creating solutions from the ground up, the joy of collaborating on innovative projects, and the fulfillment of transforming ideas into reality resonated deeply with in me. I discovered that technology was the challenge I didn’t know I needed.

Now, as a Software Engineer in London, I infuse every project with the same energy, creativity, and determination that defined my years in hospitality. Whether I’m architecting cloud solutions, automating processes, or working closely with a team, my mission is to create meaningful, efficient solutions that truly make a difference. My journey from managing restaurants to building software may seem unconventional, but it has taught me that passion and dedication are the true keys to success no matter the field.