About me

2011 was a highlighted year in my life. I finished high school, started to study IT engineering, quit professional sports... And this was the year when I started to work on my first software company with my university classmates. At that time, I already knew how to write programs that machines understand. Since that, I've been trying to create software that users understand.
And like.
And can't break.
And makes them happy.
And makes the shareholders happy.
While trying to fulfill these - sometimes seemingly impossible - objectives, I learned a lot about how businesses work, how teams work, and how technology works.

In the end, I think success does not depend on the framework you use or the spreadsheets you create - it depends on the people you work with and how you can overcome obstacles together.