I tell stories,

design things &

build stuff.

Not necessarily in that order.

This is my story.

(I promise this won't take long.)

2015

My journey kicked off with mobile development.

I fell in love with Android in 2015. I learned it, freelanced for a while, became Google-certified , and I thought I'd continue doing it forever. Until I found Flutter in 2017.

Soon enough, I was building apps, writing blogs and giving tech talks in Android & Flutter. Like a maniac.

But even then, by the end of 2017, I felt like I was becoming stagnant with my skillset. I wasn't expanding it beyond mobile development.

2018

Transitioning into UX & becoming a creative...

In 2018, I stumbled upon Interaction Design Foundation , and well, it was the foundation (sorry) for my interest and learnings in UX.

While my peers were learning Machine Learning, I didn't wanna go that route as an engineer. I really cared about my app users, so I wanted to better their digital experiences. I studied UX , Design Thinking & Human-Centered Design for 6 months in Interaction Design Foundation.

2020

How did I turn into a

humor-centric storyteller?

I joined Softway in 2019 as a Mobile Engineer, and what drew me to the company was its culture of love.

It was the crisis we hit in March 2020 that really turned things around for me.

I was all in on marketing and business development. I tried new things with Digital Marketing , Strategy Building & Content Creation for my company.

I played around with humor in my personal online presence before, but my new skills at work merged with my humor and turned me into a humor-centric storyteller.

Organizations I've been a part of.

Humans first!

I'm a huge fan of using humor and empathy to make the people around me (and beyond) laugh, giggle or at the very least, smile. But be warned, my humor comes with the disclaimer: "Not always funny."

I want to impact humans more so than achieving goals in my life. And that is why, mentoring is another thing I love and enjoy in my life. I've been mentoring in a few organizations since 2018, and it has only helped me help other humans with their goals.