I’m looking for roles where I can contribute to real systems. I enjoy work that is technically grounded and meaningful, where reliability matters and the work has a clear purpose. I’m especially interested in space‑adjacent or technically demanding fields that align with my personal interests.

I want to build a long‑term career in engineering, working on systems that make a difference and offer continuous learning. I value environments with mentorship, clear thinking, and room to grow. I’m motivated by teams that invest in people, share knowledge openly, and build things with intention.

I hold a Bachelor of Computer Science majoring in Software Engineering, with electives in Astronomy and Statistics. Outside academia I’ve built strengths in backend development, system design, Linux environments, and networking fundamentals. I enjoy working close to the OS and embedded systems, and I prefer learning concepts from the ground up so abstractions feel earned rather than magical.

I bring steady execution, clear reasoning, and a focus on building things that scale without drama. I’m good at untangling messy problems, improving workflows, and making systems easier for teams to understand and maintain. I care about clarity, reliability, and reducing friction, particularly in design and documentation.

I learn by building, breaking, and tracing systems until the behaviour makes sense. I like understanding fundamentals so I can reason about new tools instead of memorising them. I pick things up quickly when there is a real problem to solve, and I enjoy turning that learning into something others can use. I also spend time exploring concepts that interest me and talking with other engineers to broaden my perspective.

I work best in teams that value communication, thoughtful engineering, and shared understanding. I like contributing to systems thinking, improving internal processes, and helping people see how the moving parts fit together. My goal is always the same: make things simpler, more predictable, and easier for the next person, including future me.