It started in 1999 — a school student, a computer, and an era when programming meant BASIC and COBOL. That early curiosity planted something that two decades of professional experience couldn't extinguish: a relentless drive to understand how technology truly works, not just how to use it.

Over 20+ years, I worked across an unusually broad range of technologies, industries and problem types. That breadth became my edge. Where others saw isolated technical problems, I began seeing patterns — recurring decisions that businesses kept getting wrong, often at great cost.

People started approaching me not to build, but to think alongside them. Startups needed clarity on which platform to bet on. Agencies needed someone to untangle complex requirements before a single line of code was written. That organic trust formalized into what I do today — helping businesses make the right technology decisions from day one, as a Solutions Architect and consultant.