Chronic builder here!You know that Kid who constantly has one new experiment up his sleeves every weekend, that was me growing up… I once tried to convert a tin cylinder into a submarine and plugged it into the mains to give the propellers extra juice…oh dear, the fireworks!Back to the chase.Started learning to code at 12, built lots of 2D games and apps with then Macromedia Flash, and wanted to go 3D so I toyed with Java and C++… C++ I could deal with, but Java?… Thank God I found Blender3D. Anyway, I needed a way to share my games with the world, so I learned PHP, MySQL, and everything in between. A Few years later, I’m building projects for university CS students, campus social networks, accounting and ERP applications for corporates and financial institutions, custom scripting languages for software and multimedia companies. Heck, once made a DNA visualizer for a Swedish Lab while in my second year of medical school (I know right, why Medicine? Hit me up and we can talk about that someday).Nowadays I lead the technology team that powers all the magic behind curacel.ai (truth be told, I built a good chunk of it) and guide businesses or people that need some problem solved with technology. I'd obsess over a problem, dissecting it to the minutest detail thereby identifying the bits that matter most before involving any technology. As a result, I've architected some amazing systems that solve the most complex problems with somewhat simple technology playing together nicely like an orchestra.When I’m not building some new thing, or talking business & technology with people, you’d find me serving in Christian community outreaches or getting punched/punching someone in the face at the gym, literally… Trust me, martial arts training helps you see a lot of situations differently