I’ve always been trying to combine my admiration to logic and science with my passion for meeting and understanding different people. That’s why I volunteered a lot and took part in multiple events, from huge music festivals too local fantasy conventions. During those I had an opportunity to work on almost every possible position, to meet many amazing people and what’s most important understand how those events operate. I’ve experienced a lot of different problems and I’ve learned what can potentially go wrong, which over time led to me successfully preventing problems instead of solving them. Having contact with such great amount of people, staff members and participants, I intuitively started analyzing information to discern these pieces that were relevant for situations I was put in, and to help others as efficiently as possible. Converting my passion into professional life was harder, but that’s why I decided to share it and I began studying mathematics and its teaching. During my education I was presented with a plenty of programing languages and other IT issues, not only to capture how to look at some parts of mathematics but also to be able to present them in a comprehensive manner. To learn the effects of logical procedures we used C++ and Python, for research and tests: R, and to see coherent representation of them: Mathematica, PostgreSQL or even HTML. But my favorite subject was number theory and all the possibilities of using it in problem solving processes.I intend to continue my education. Next semester I’m planning to focus on German language. Then I’ll focus on improving and learning new skills, especially those applicable in real life, that includes finishing my Master studies.