Aerospace Engineer.
Author. Maker.
Developer. Podcaster.

I'm a multipotentialite — no single calling, no straight line. Just a long series of obsessions I followed all the way through. Aerospace, filmmaking, innovation, leather crafting, coding: each one taught me something the others couldn't. I pick up new skills fast and connect dots others don't see.

In an industry that reinvents itself every few years, the ability to adapt isn't a nice-to-have. It's the actual job.

It started with aerospace engineering. While studying for my bachelor's degree, I became fascinated by the idea of making complex topics accessible — so I wrote a book about it. Published in 2015, it was a comprehensive exploration of aerodynamics, and my first real attempt at teaching and inspiring the next generation.

Between 2019 and 2024, I went freelance — working as a videomaker, motion designer, and project manager. The multi-hat life suited me perfectly. As a project manager, I led two teams on innovative projects and found that my favorite part was helping people grow.

During this time I also co-hosted, produced, and edited Crunchy Bytes, a podcast where we dug into innovation, business, and personal growth. It was my first taste of building a brand and an audience around ideas, and I got hooked.

In January 2023, I began teaching myself how to code. I started with CS fundamentals and low-level languages like C before delving into web development. Exactly one year later, I secured a job as a software developer, achieving my goal. Currently, I'm working as a fullstack developer.

Now I'm documenting the whole journey through a podcast called Wannabe Dev, aiming to inspire others to switch careers and land tech jobs. Because if I could do it, starting from zero at 30-something, anyone can.

During the pandemic, I channelled my energy into launching a handmade leather goods business that ended up shipping worldwide.

When I'm not writing code or recording podcasts, you'll find me reading, running marathons, or bikepacking through places with no wifi.