Sales rep by day, learning to code by night. Deep in Python and Go via Boot.dev — trying to understand what my customers actually build, not just how to sell it.

I started coding back in school — mostly Python, with the usual HTML/JS detours — tinkered on and off for years, and finally decided to take it seriously.

By day I help enterprise engineering teams ship software faster at Harness.io. By night I tinker with:

• Python and Go
• Neovim, git workflows, and automation experiments
• Linux (in progress)
• Groovy avoidance (non-negotiable)

• Data structures, algorithms, and the Boot.dev curriculum
• The Zen of Python — one mistake at a time
• CI/CD pipelines, and why I'd rather write them in anything but Groovy

• Sci-fi is my comfort food — Asimov, Gibson, Watts, Liu Cixin, Orson Scott Card
• Ex-musician, trained actor, former gym manager, lifelong tinkerer
• Still waiting for my Neovim config to achieve enlightenment

"Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature."
— Arthur C. Clarke, probably

"Anything is open source if you can read assembly."