Diligent student with a passion for science, mathematics and psychology and a love for problem solving.

An out of the box, creative and curious thinker who enjoys finding new ways to solve modern challenges in a sustainable way.

Python

HTML

CSS

Flask

React

C

ARM (assembly)

Java

R

MatLab

gRPC

I completed a few courses in HTML, Flask and CSS. I created this website to test my understanding and apply the acquired knowledge in a real world situation.

Adaptability

Agile

STAR thinking process

SMART goals

Time management skills

Strong work ethic

Creative thinking

Critical thinking

Communication

Collaboration

VSCode

Intellij

STM32

Jupyter Notebook

GitLab/GitHub Pages

CI/CD

From a young age, I have always loved building puzzles and solving problems. I competed in every Math Olympiad Competition I could find where I learnt how to calmly and strategically approach problems that you have never seen before.

To quote Abba, "Mother says I was a dancer before I could walk". I particularly loved Irish dance that consists of two parts: hard shoe for days when you need to make some noise and let off steam. And on the opposite side, soft shoe which felt like the softer, more sensitive side of life.

Music has played a major role in my life. I grew with with sisters who are fantastic musuicians and they inspired and encouraged me to pursue and enjoy the art of music. My favourite instruments are piano and drumkit. As with my dancing, I enjoyed having both sides of the musical experience. My favourite composers are:

• Rachmaninoff

• Franz Chopin

• J.S. Bach

• Hans Zimmer

• Abel Korzenovsky

I enjoy reading in my spare time. Some of the books that I have enjoyed include:

• The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoevsky

• The Gentleman In Moscow - Amor Towles

• The Secret Countess - Eca Ibbotson

• The Man from St Petersburg, Fall of the Giants, Winter of the World, Edge of Eternity - Ken Follett

I also enjoy researching and reading about the brain, neuroscience and psychology. Some books I enjoyed:

• The Tides of the Mind - David Gelernter

• How to eat and think yourself smart - Dr Caroline Leaf

• Why we sleep - Matthew Walker