I like problems that begin with uncertainty and end with something that works

I enjoy taking things apart to understand how they work, especially when the answer is not immediately obvious. Whether it is a system that needs to scale, a new technology I am trying to understand, or a problem worth building a business around, I tend to follow questions until I understand the underlying principles.

My background is in software engineering, but my interests extend beyond writing code. I am increasingly interested in distributed systems, AI research, and the challenge of building intelligent systems that work reliably in the real world. I am particularly curious about what happens when computation moves closer to where data is produced and systems have to operate under real constraints.

I am also interested in entrepreneurship. I like the process of finding problems, understanding them deeply, and building something useful around them. To me, engineering and entrepreneurship are closely connected. Both start with uncertainty and require turning an idea into something that works.

I write and build to better understand the things I am curious about. Sometimes that leads to software, sometimes research, and sometimes an idea that might become a company.