I learned technology by building systems. I became more interested in why those systems should exist.

My background is technical. I've worked with backend applications, databases, analytics pipelines, infrastructure, CRM systems, and operational software.

Over time, the questions that interested me became less about the framework itself and more about the decisions around it.

That is where I increasingly like to work — between the people who understand the business and the people who build the technology.

I still enjoy going deep into systems when the problem requires it. But I care more about whether the system represents the right idea than whether it uses the newest stack.