Curious
New technologies, systems and ideas catch my attention. I learn best by trying something for real.
From FiveM to Full Stack
My first lines of code were written during COVID, on my own FiveM server.
During COVID, I had plenty of time to play FiveM: a GTA V platform where players build their own worlds and servers. What started as playing grew into curiosity. I did not just want to take part; I wanted to understand how everything worked. I explored Lua, built my own server and learned the first foundations of programming along the way.
After about two years, I stepped away from coding for a while. Later, during a period when I was unsure which direction to take, my interest in IT kept coming back. Choosing to turn that interest into my studies and work became the best decision I have made. Development is no longer just something I do; it is part of who I am and what gives me energy.
Get in touchThe road so far
My development did not follow a straight line. Experimenting, taking a step back and choosing again helped me discover what fits me.
01 · First curiosity
During COVID, FiveM showed me how exciting it is to not only use a digital world, but to shape one yourself.
02 · Learning by building
My own FiveM server became my first real learning environment. With Lua, I learned the foundations of programming by turning ideas into features, finding mistakes and building further.
03 · Choosing again
After a break and a period of searching for direction, I decided to take my interest seriously. I chose IT and found the joy of learning and making again.
04 · Today & next
Today I am growing as a Full Stack Developer. I want to understand how frontend, backend, media design and infrastructure come together in one good product.

How I work
Curious, critical and involved. I want to understand what is needed first, then build and keep refining until it not only works, but feels right.
What drives me
I do not want to put myself in one box. I want to understand how things work, make them better and keep growing.
New technologies, systems and ideas catch my attention. I learn best by trying something for real.
I notice details quickly and want a product to feel right — not just on the surface, but in the structure underneath.
I do not want to know only one part. Software, media design and infrastructure all interest me.
Where I am heading
I do not know the exact shape of my future yet, but I do know how I want to be seen: as a Full Stack Developer who understands the whole picture. Someone who can move between interface, logic, data and infrastructure — and keeps looking for ways to make things better.
Tools I use
Technologies I like to work with.