What I Do
I’m a certified Software Engineer working as a Software/DevOps Engineer, designing, developing, and maintaining digital solutions. My work involves both building software and managing the infrastructure and deployment pipelines that keep everything running smoothly. I’m constantly investigating, experimenting, and learning. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that I will never stop learning.
I’m also running my own business, Digitura, where I provide software development services to clients and build my own SaaS products. Some of these products will succeed, others will fail. That’s part of the journey of being an entrepreneur.
I also share what I’m learning on this platform. Writing helps me maintain my creativity and communication skills, and hopefully, it can inspire and assist others on their own journey. I write about software development, entrepreneurship, and the lessons I pick up along the way.
How I Approach Work
Developing software is a process of trial and error. Fall down, then get back up again. That’s taught me that failure is a sign of growth and an opportunity to learn something new. If something doesn’t work, I’ll keep puzzling until it does. And the sense of satisfaction when it finally clicks is fantastic. I believe that with enough willpower, time, and energy, a lot is possible.
Who I Am
I’m a calm person who values depth in conversations and practical solutions. With a straightforward mindset, I prefer to get things done rather than talk endlessly about them. If you ask me for my opinion, I’ll give it honestly. I don’t follow the crowd just because everyone else does. Independent thinking matters to me. When something isn’t working, I don’t give up easily. I’ll keep going until it does work, unless it’s clear the effort isn’t worth it. So, I’m a realistic perseverer.
In a world full of distractions, focus is incredibly important to me. A tidy, organized environment is essential. If I’m doing something, I want to do it well. I usually say no to meetings unless they really add value. Minimalism is a principle I hold dear: less is more. I often ask myself: what does this really add? How can I keep it as simple as possible? For this reason, I avoid social media.
In my free time, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, and exploring technology. My interests lie in productivity, health, and personal development. I also love building my own projects and experimenting with my homelab and Linux.