My journey in engineering began long before AI and startups — with school informatics, olympiad problems and the excitement of writing software that worked.
The original archive includes awards for informatics and programming and an early project called Vector+. They document the roots of a long-standing interest in building things.
The next challenge: selling what we build.
Today there are CRM systems, websites and research ventures, but no confirmed sales of these products yet. This portfolio is meant to show the real work and make it easier for future customers to understand what I can build for them.
A working product starts a conversation with the market; it does not prove demand.
This journal will document actual progress, decisions, experiments and unanswered questions.