I began my educational journey with an inherent interest in technology. I kickstarted my career in a tech startup as a frontend developer but gradually realised that I wanted to experience working on something more tangible. I then decided to leave the tech scene, rolled up my sleeves and got my hands dirty in non-tech, brick & mortar businesses. In this period of time, I received first-hand experience of operational inefficiencies simply because of how these companies were so far removed from tech. I then found myself leaning back to my inherent interest and spending the majority of my time trying to incorporate tech into said businesses. And now, I’m on a quest to facilitate the marriage between technological tools and non-tech businesses.