I caught fire with coding. I would describe myself as a mostly rational person with a touch of creativity. Since I can remember, I've fallen in love with problem-solving in all its aspects. Beginning with figuring out how some things work and their patterns and propperties. Then the ability to use that knowledge to find a fully working solution in all different environments - from puzzles to creating games. Since problem-solving is at the heart of programming, it should not come as a surprise how passionate I am about this discipline.​

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When I was young I loved playing video games. I found it fascinating what you could achieve with a computer. I thought to myself that I want to explore this area. I started by creating working Minecraft servers when I was in elementary school. After that, I learned about coding languages such as C++ and started experimenting with computer graphics in Cinema4D to make simple models and animations. 

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Nowadays, I'm enrolled at the University of Westminster as an undergraduate student learning computer-games development. During my first year, I realised how much in love I'm with creating video games. For the first time in my life, I could connect my true passion with my studies which allowed me to develop not only my set of skills but also myself as a person. During this time, I was able to see how does games industry works and how to be a part of it. I had an opportunity to work on various projects with other people, which thought me how to be a part of a successful and efficient team.