so, you’re here. scrolling through my résumé like it’s some kind of blueprint to who i am.

spoiler: it’s not. but since we’re doing this, let’s talk.

i build things. not just startups or projects, but ecosystems- places where ideas don’t just sit in some google doc, but actually turn into something real. the nerdy network is one of them. it’s not just another platform; it’s a space for builders, thinkers, and doers. a social media for people who want to create, not just consume. it’s where you can document your journey, meet like-minded people, build streaks, and- if you’re lucky- find your one true co-founder. think of it as tinder, but instead of awkward dates, you walk away with a team that actually builds something. launching soon.

but i don’t just stop at one thing. stem expedition is another project close to my heart- where science meets action. i’ve always been the kind of person who asks, “but what if we actually did this?” and then goes out and tries. sometimes it works. sometimes it crashes spectacularly. but it’s always worth the shot.

then there’s codeday- because tech should be for everyone, and getting young people into coding, creating, and thinking beyond textbooks is something i genuinely care about.design? yeah, that’s a part of the mix too.

at edumadeeasy, i head the design department, making sure ideas don’t just exist—they look and feel like something people want to be a part of. because let’s be honest, no matter how brilliant your work is, if it looks like it was made in 2005, no one's taking it seriously.

somewhere along the way, i also became a finalist at the new york academy of sciences, which sounds fancy, but really, it just means i refuse to accept problems as they are. always a way to fix things, to improve, to challenge the systems we’ve been handed.

but at the end of the day, a résumé is just a list of things i’ve done- not who i am.

if you’re here just to judge my work experience, go do it on my linkedin.

if you’re here because you actually care about the things i build, let’s talk.