I have a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. I’ve chosen my path early on - web and mobile development - so, that’s what I focused on, ever since my early university years.

I started with some personal projects and failed business attempts, some hackathons and contests - then I landed my first job as a full stack developer. I pushed the pedals hard, pulled some all-nighters, and soon enough, I found myself in leading technical positions, making important technical decisions and leading teams of amazing people.

Currently, I have over 4 years of experience building web and mobile apps, with the last two spent mainly in technical leadership positions. I’m familiar with most web and mobile - frontend and backend - technologies.

Right now, I’m splitting my time between being the CTO of a young startup and freelancing. Check out my profiles on Linkedin and Upwork, if you’re interested in a collaboration!

I’ve always been interested in all areas of a business, not just the technical side. That’s why, in each of my projects so far, I’ve been involved in the whole process - all the way from business requirements and UI/UX, to creating the technical architecture, to development, and finally to deployment and maintenance.

Luckily for me, managing projects and getting along with people seems to come quite naturally. That’s why I’ve been put in such leadership positions over my last projects - and the results were always surprisingly good.

Since I’ve been working mostly with startups, I was directly in touch with people across all departments. This helped me to get an understanding of all sides of a business, and learn how I can bring great value to each of them. That’s why you can expect from me a proactive attitude towards all sides of your project and business.

If it sounds interesting to you, reach out and let’s talk!

Paradoxically, approaching new people and speaking to them was the one fear that described my life, until a few years ago. I wrote more in-depth about it in this article.

In short, I’ve somehow managed to work through this deep fear of mine. And dealing with this fear of public speaking brought about significant improvements in all other aspects of my life - especially in professional contexts.

I was able to articulate my ideas clearly, to contribute to the good mood of any team I’ve worked with - and even to help others express their thoughts and ideas more clearly and persuasively. Lately, I’ve applied those lessons to writing, as well, and I'm loving the results.

So, if you need help with anything related to public speaking or writing, then definitely reach out!