// About

I wrote my first line of code when I was 5 years old. Computers felt like an endless playground, and I just wanted to know how games and software actually worked beneath the surface.

Since then, I've spent my time building things across different areas: reverse engineering game processes and memory, writing multithreaded TCP/IP socket servers in C++, building desktop and mobile tools with .NET and Rust, and programming live tournament games for Milan Games Week in Verse and UEFN.

What I care about most is game development and engine technology: responsive gameplay feel, tight physics, how memory is laid out, and writing systems that run fast and reliably.

Right now I'm studying Computer Science at university, focusing on data structures, algorithms, and computer architecture.

Outside of classes, I spend most of my time programming A Bard Game (a chaotic 2D free-fall arcade game in Godot 4) and building projects in Unreal Engine 5, where I'm certified through Prometeo Lab.