Since I got my first PC, I have been interested in how they work and how I can modify their behavior to suit my needs. As I grew up, I started learning and understanding programming concepts, which led me to Computer Science studies. I was sure that I would become a back-end developer and fulfill my childhood dream. However, when I started volunteering in a student NGO, I discovered how fun and challenging it can be to work with different people, especially when you have to stay floating between a production team and an end user. Little by little, I’ve developed a passion for that type of work, and here I am today, working as a Client Manager. But, with a little twist. Love for technology and technical background allow me to work closely with developers and I really enjoy discussing project architectures and technical aspects. Sometimes it freaks the devs out, sometimes it makes sense, but at the end of the day, it really allows me to enjoy my work. 

When there’s some free time, I love to cook and try out new recipes, make known and invent new cocktails. If the day is stressful, ironically, stressful driving around the crowded city calms my nerves down and clears my mind.

Despite looking serious and calm most of the time, my biggest trait (or flaw as some would say) is my sense of humor, which consists mostly of silly jokes, even sillier puns and unnecessarily illogical rhymes.