About Me

I’ve always loved games but what truly fascinated me was what existed behind the screen: the systems, the logic, and the craft of creating something people can live inside.

As a kid I had a strong imagination (I even wanted to be an artist), and that mindset pushed me to think outside the box. When I got my first computer, curiosity quickly turned into building: around the age of 12 I started creating and managing private servers (World of Warcraft, Habbo), learning by experimenting, breaking things, and rebuilding them better.

That passion led me to study Computer Science and then specialize with a Master’s degree focused on Game Development. Throughout the years I kept creating on my own, small prototypes, game jams, and collaborations with friends always chasing that mix of creativity and engineering that makes games special.

I’m naturally curious: I like understanding how and why things work, exploring new tools, and turning ideas into real systems. I also love traveling, new places and cultures fuel my imagination. And when the pace gets intense, I tend to perform even better: pressure and challenges bring out my best.