About Me

Financial systems fascinate me because they represent humanity's most fundamental truth. Money isn't real, it's a concept. A stored form of societal value that governments control, yet it shapes every decision we make. I find that entire paradox compelling.

My father always loved finance and markets, and so have I. There wasn't a single moment that changed my perspective, it was always there. I grew up understanding that behind every number, every transaction, every algorithm lies the backbone of how society actually functions.

What drives me is the ability to have impact through code. I can build systems that touch the very infrastructure of human collaboration. Whether it's risk models protecting institutional capital or blockchain networks redefining how value moves, I'm working on problems that matter at scale.

I believe financial engineering sits at the intersection of mathematics, technology, and societal truth. When I optimize a portfolio or analyze market data, I'm not just processing numbers, I'm working with the fundamental mechanisms that keep civilization running.