I didn’t get into AI just to train models — I got into it because I wanted to build things that can actually solve problems.
My journey started with data and machine learning, then expanded into computer vision, NLP, LLMs, RAG, and agentic AI. Along the way, I’ve learned by doing: building projects, working through internships, and repeatedly challenging myself in hackathons and real-world competitions.
I’ve participated in hackathons and challenges with organizations and platforms such as HERE Technologies, AWS x Bundesliga, and DevOps Day, constantly pushing myself to turn ideas into working solutions under tight deadlines.
What makes me different is the way I learn — I don’t like staying on the sidelines. I build, break things, experiment, and learn fast.
Now I’m looking for a remote opportunity in AI/ML, AI automation, or agentic AI where I can turn that curiosity into real products, work with talented engineers, and keep building things that matter.