I've been writing software since I was nine. What started as curiosity became the thing I'm best at — and the way I tend to look at most problems: what's the simplest system that makes this work better?
The turn towards business software came from real work. In warehouse and grocery-store jobs I kept running into slow, outdated processes — tasks done by hand that a bit of software could handle in seconds. So I started building tools to fix them, and found that's the work I care about most.
I'm now in my second year of a Bachelor of Computer Science at the University of Queensland, which keeps the fundamentals sharp while I build real things for real businesses. My strongest areas are Python, databases, AI workflow automation and working with large datasets, and I build web, Java and Electron interfaces where they fit.
However it's framed, the approach is the same: understand the actual problem, be honest about what's worth building, and stay patient, practical and reasonable — whether that's a business system or helping someone get their laptop working. I'm based in Brisbane and available for new projects and technology-support bookings.