Engineer by calling. Architect in my head. I explore systems, ideas, and — recently — the complete mystery of a six-week-old human named Emma.
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I've been building software since 2008, across industries that have nothing obvious in common — printing, microcontrollers, automotive, travel. The thread is curiosity. I get drawn into problems, pull them apart, and reassemble them differently.
I grew up between Romania and Serbia, shaped by both and fully claimed by neither. That in-between feeling never really left. I think it's why I'm more comfortable with "it depends" than most engineers.
In 2018 I landed on the Côte d'Azur and haven't left. I've since become an amateur gardener — it balances the day job in ways I didn't expect. Turns out tending to things that grow slowly is good for an engineer's soul.
I like to spin plans and designs in my head — sometimes it's enough to keep me entertained for hours. Beats doom scrolling. Which I do. Once every three months. For about 90 minutes.
🍼 Emma, born 29.03.2026. I am still baffled how a 3kg person has managed to rewire every part of how I think and feel.
Curious about something? This is an AI assistant that knows about me — my background, work, interests, the garden, Emma. Ask anything you'd ask over coffee.