At 14, I learned my first programming language, Pawn, used for SA:MP servers, within just 3 months. Shortly after, I also picked up PHP.

I became a reputable member of the SA:MP community, contributing by helping others and creating content. I established my own community, which grew to 100+ members, and managed a team of Admins, Managers, Moderators, Testers, Designers, and Programmers. I also created my first GitHub repository and expanded my skill set by learning Python, C#, Java, and JavaScript. I developed websites, user control panels, game scripts, and made significant community contributions. I also learned Photoshop and video editing, honing my skills in leadership, marketing, programming, and design.

I created widely-used scripts for the SA:MP community and launched a startup called Honor Gaming Studios with online friends. Although we had to shut it down due to school commitments, the experience was incredibly valuable as I had learned Game Programming as well. Later that year, I began learning Docker, Golang, and TensorFlow as I delved into AI. I also started making Custom Windows Images specially tweaked for gaming and performance by researching improvements and released them on TeamOS.

By this time, I had explored various fields and gained experience in all of them. I was still developing custom images for Windows on TeamOS and gained a huge reputation there, with my work being reposted across several websites and YouTube channels. Later, I started a YouTube channel focused on PC tweaks, reaching a point where I could monetize it. In my final years of high school, my skills were widely recognized, making me popular both for my YouTube channel and my programming abilities. I even worked for my school's IT department.

During the COVID pandemic, I contributed to a Dockergo project on GitHub which was later archived into GitHub Arctic Code Vault, earning me an Arctic Code Contributor badge. I was invited to Google's secret hiring process known as 'Foobar,' a covert recruitment method used to identify top developers worldwide. Although I saved the invitation for potential future use, I did not participate at that time. Later, I freelanced for a friend's immigration company, developing a C# IELTS training software, and automated my home with a Raspberry Pi.

In October, I moved to Canada and enrolled at Centennial College to study AI.

With studies being online, I focused on personal projects and developed 'Custom Fan Helios,' a project for Acer laptops that gained significant traction. It was shared across YouTube, Discord, and Reddit, earning me community contributor status. I also worked on building my portfolio.

At 20, I landed my first Software Engineering job at Sun Glow Window Coverings in January which was a huge achievement for me as a young individual. I developed an Encoder-Decoder transformer model from scratch, inspired by Google's research paper, and spent much of my time reading and researching to deepen my understanding of AI.

I have worked over a year, overseeing all development projects. I spearheaded the creation of two major websites, developed a machine learning model, and designed several Python automation scripts. My work in automating processes has significantly improved efficiency across the company. As I continue to innovate and lead the team, I look forward to tackling new challenges and driving further success.