About Me

I was driven by genuine curiosity about how the world works: airplanes, cars, skyscrapers, complex systems. When it came time to choose a path, I chose engineering partly because of this fascination, and partly because I valued generality and flexibility.

Mechanical engineering appealed specifically because of its breadth. As Naval Ravikant puts it, "specialization is for insects." I wanted the freedom to dive into any field, not be trapped in one discipline. That philosophy has carried through everything since, from mechanical engineering to software development to building products independently.