About Me
On a typical day, you might find me coding, playing video games, practising guitar, or rewatching Breaking Bad for the millionth time. I've always liked building, learning, and experimenting, whether that means jumping into a new adventure or just putting together a PC. New problems are what get me going, and that's what took me from a Computer Science degree at KTH to an exchange semester at Monash University in Australia. Living and studying abroad exposed me to different ideas, cultures, and ways of working and made me realise how diversity and collaboration drive innovation.
Travelling across Asia, I was fascinated by how differently each place uses technology day to day, from the mobile payment ecosystems in Southeast Asia to the public infrastructure in East Asia. It left me convinced that technology should adapt to people, not the other way around.
I'm passionate about the ways digital tools can make everyday life simpler and better connected. A lot of people see Computer Science as purely technical, but what draws me to it is what it can do for people and how it makes work flow better. I think Machine Learning and AI are going to change how we live and work, and it's a space I want to go deeper into. As a Data Scientist and Software Engineer, I'm always looking for the chance to put my skills to work and take on harder problems.