Finally, you found me! "hide and seek game" of finding a Software Engineer?I always thought that learning skills as great as possible are a good idea without applying them to a professional thing, and voila stuck on my bachelor's degree in electronics and instrumentation like controlling the factory system or manufacturing. Insecure to applying that work make me want to learn more but I didn't know how to improve that skill without a have item like the Omron PLC system and only playing the simulation. it makes me stuck more and more, and i realized that I have another skill that sleeps like hundred years. It is programming!And that's when it happened; realized back in my senior high school, I was active in programming using Pascal and c. but lacked basic in data structures and algorithms, but I got this in my college following learning C, C++, and assembly language of intel 8086. With the final project for the achieve bachelor's degree using Arduino to calculate solar tracker.Then now, it's oddly satisfying to apply responsive design principles and watch my web pages shrink into mobile screens. So far I have self-learned full-stack developer basic skills like: - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, C, C++, C#- Javascript framework (react-based; Next.Js)- basic UX with Many CSS frameworks (Tailwind, Emotion, UI library like material UI, Bootstrap, MantineDev, Daisy UI)- Git / GitHub / Gitlab, SSH- Node.Js (FastifyJs, Express.Js), Docker, Golang, Firebase, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLServer, MongoDBOther specialties include quickly learning new skills and programming languages, problem-solving, responsive design principles, website performance optimization, testing, and many more!Feel free to reach me out!