From building machines to building software.

I came into computing sideways — through PC building. Assembling machines and crafting comfortable, productive workstations pulled me toward the field that could make the most of them: computer science.

My first real taste of code was Python in 2019, exploring it through mathematical logic. That clicked hard enough that I changed direction entirely — from a medical and health track to a Computer Science degree, which I started in 2021.

Today I work as a full-stack developer at myFirst Tech Sdn Bhd (since Mar 2025). The job has grown well past execution: designing system architecture, modularising code, defining components properly, and making real calls on structure and UI. That mid-level judgment — knowing why, not just how — is the part I enjoy most.

Outside of it I run my own server, and everything on it is built around one idea: work should not depend on where I am sitting. Full terminal access from a browser, services that supervise themselves, and an AI assistant that carries real context on my projects — so being away doesn't mean being unreachable. That's the ecosystem, and it is genuinely what I use day to day.