About Me

It all started with a broken toy train. Instead of asking for a new battery, I remember holding the old one over a candle flame, a crude hack that gave the train a few more laps. That small act of tinkering sparked a lifelong curiosity for taking things apart just to see how they work. It was the beginning of a "hacker mindset," a drive not to break rules, but to understand and improve the world around me.

That curiosity grew with the technology I had access to, leading me from toys to rooting phones and modifying apps. The real test came when getting a US visa appointment in Nepal felt impossible. I decided to solve the problem myself, learning Python from scratch to build a bot that found open slots. The project was a success, so much so that the embassy quickly patched their system. More importantly, it taught me that the courage to take the first step is more important than already having all the knowledge.

This experience solidified my path into programming and led me to a Computer Engineering degree at Baku Engineering University on a full scholarship. Today, I bring that same hands-on approach to everything I do, combining my academic studies with real-world projects in development, AI, and cybersecurity, always asking that same fundamental question: "How can I make this better?"