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It started with video games, and a tiny startup I ran while doing my graduation in BCA in college. What hooked me was not the games. It was watching how local businesses actually worked, and how much of their week was a problem waiting for someone to solve it. I was not the best student in the room. I was the most curious one.

Then I built a clothing brand, Athflex, on three core values: customer service people remember, the best product on the shelf, a community that sticks around. It became a D2C business before the term existed.

But the code kept pulling me back. It started with small projects where I did all of it: pitch the work, close the account, then sit down and build it with the team. There is no faster way to learn to be a teammate than owing people something you have already sold. Six years on it is the same job, the tools just got stranger. I build agentic systems that test, commit and ship on their own, and I drag new paradigms into production the week I find them. I love the craft, and I love the problem even more than the stack. Still curious. Still building.