A little story about me.
I've always been curious about how things work. Whenever I come across a problem, I can't help wanting to understand why it's happening, break it down, and figure out how to make things better.
I started my career in operations, where I saw real business challenges and user problems up close. Along the way, I learned how to find practical solutions. Over time, I gradually moved into product management because I wanted to do more than solve problems as they came up—I wanted to turn those solutions into products and systems that could keep creating value.
Then I started working with AI. What excites me isn't so much the time it saves or how much faster it helps me work; it's that ideas that used to live only in my head are now things I can actually build myself. I started trying things I might never have attempted before, figuring them out as I went, and realizing I could do more than I thought.
Every experiment leads to a new discovery, and each discovery makes me want to try something else. I really enjoy that process—getting an idea, giving it a try, seeing what happens, and following wherever the next discovery takes me.