I didn't start out trying to become a project manager. I started out trying to build things that work, and building things solo taught me something I didn't expect: the part I'm actually best at was never the code itself.
2023
Started a Software Engineering degree because I wanted to build things, not just use them.
2024–2025
Founded EliTech CreaTives. Took products from a blank page to paying customers, owning every architecture decision, every deploy, every 1am bug, by myself.
2026
Across every project, the thing I kept gravitating toward wasn't the code. It was scoping the right problem, sequencing the work, and keeping a build from quietly dying halfway through.
NOW
Pursuing Technical Project Management, alongside Agile and Scrum certifications. Not leaving engineering behind. Using it as leverage.
WHERE THIS GOES
I want to run the process that turns ambitious ideas into shipped, sustainable products. Long term, across a portfolio of my own ventures, not just one job.