Computers have been at the center of my life for as long as I can remember. As a young child, I was always glued to the front of a screen, initially for video games, but then for computers and technology in general. By the age of 12, I knew enough to build my first computer. Around that time, I also had my first experience with the programming world, trying to build simple games with JavaScript. Although those were only small projects with on-and-off interests, they were enough to make me realize that I couldn't imagine doing anything else; this is what I loved the most.Currently, I work on a team responsible for developing business-critical systems at one of the largest telecommunication companies in Scandinavia. I'm highly interested in the DevOps world, specifically in automating CI/CD pipelines and ensuring high code quality with less work and faster development cycles. I have taken on the responsibility of ensuring smooth deliveries, mentoring team members on best practices, and setting up monitoring for staging and production environments. My colleagues describe me as a very quick learner who isn't afraid to tackle any challenge. I've been assigned to unfamiliar projects numerous times, and I've found it easy to figure everything out; I think it even excites me to see new systems and learn from them. Over time, I've given numerous demos to clients, including an application demo to an audience of ~50 people.I use .NET and React with TypeScript on a daily basis, but I also have some knowledge of mobile development using React Native and Expo. On hobby projects, I try to use something different, like NodeJS for backend and Python for smaller programs such as web crawlers. As a DevOps enthusiast, I've been delving further into the topics of security, release management, and quality control. I've had the pleasure of migrating old pipelines and replacing them with new ones, as well as adding new automated functionalities to reduce the need for manual work from everyone involved.