I find problems most people have just accepted as "that's just how it is" — and I fix them.

Sometimes it's small: a colleague needed a way to swap fonts in Google Slides, so I built it. Sometimes it's big: we were paying for a system that didn't work, so I built a replacement from scratch — faster, better, and actually designed for how we worked.

That's just how I'm wired. I see a gap, I close it. I see a broken process, I fix it. I see a tool that could exist but doesn't — I build it.

I've been thinking this way since I was a kid taking apart computers to see how they worked. The tools have changed. The instinct hasn't.

These days I build with AI as my partner. It makes me faster. But the ideas, the problem-finding, the "why does nobody just fix this" — that part is all me.