A builderat heart

Myanmar, sometime in the late '90s.
I grew up around cameras,
photographs and computers.
My parents were photographers,
so technology was never really
a stranger in our house.
I was always into computers.

I knew I wanted to do something with computers.
I just had absolutely no idea what.

Everyone seemed to be learning how to make computers work.
I started wondering how to make things work for people.

I got hooked on the web.
Not the code.
The design.

Two years later
Two years later, I had my diploma.
And a pretty good idea of
what I wanted to do.
Life had other plans.

19
That's when I started working as a UX/UI specialist.
No fancy roadmap. No perfectly planned career. Just a lot of figuring shit out.

Self-Learner
Most of what I know, I taught myself.
Still learning...

Then 2021 happened.
The place I called home became harder to stay in.

2024, Dubai
New country.
New environment.
Same computer.
Same obsession with
building things.

Somewhere along the way, I stopped asking what I could do with a computer
I started asking
what I could build
with it.
To be continued...
You've seen the story. Here's what I bring to the table.





