Even though I started learning software development far before I became an ATM Engineer, I always thought my dream was just to be an ATM Service Engineer, troubleshooting ATM faults, providing quick fixes to ATM faults, and refurbishing and repairing electronics boards. I gravitated very quickly and move to a senior level in the ATM industry. But I just felt oh. I needed to learn more, and not just more but something different.And that's when I started focusing more on as the spark I was missing ignited and I picked up the speed needed to get going and the road to becoming a full-time software engineer began Since then, I can't stop loving to code daily and it became part of me that I must take care of on daily basis. Web development calls to all my passions; it incorporates creativity and problem-solving and I'm allowed to break it to improve the code.I just love applying responsive design principles and watching my web pages shrink into mobile screens and still look amazing. I think in a way I'm kind of like those web pages; I'm moldable, but I still keep my creative flare intact.My specialties include quickly learning new skills and new technologies, problem-solving, responsive design principles, and website optimization. Up till now, I have JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React, and Git/GitHub under my belt. I'm still enthusiastically grabbing onto any other programming languages, libraries, frameworks, or principles I can integrate into the coding web.