I wasn't initially interested in development. Just two years ago, I didn’t even know what coding was, but as I became more interested in the world, I realized how many inconveniences existed.

Through this process, I realized the importance of problem-defining skills and became interested in the technologies that could solve these issues.

s a result, I discovered 42 Seoul, a school that offered project-based active learning of fundamental computer science concepts such as operating systems, data structures, algorithms, and networks, rather than just lecture-based learning.

After completing two years of study there, I'm now pursuing a career as a developer.

I appreciate beauty. That's why when writing code, I consider whether someone seeing it for the first time can understand it, whether the structure isn't too complex, and I always think about code reusability for optimization.

Because I believe that working together is better than working alone, I think communication skills are essential for developers. Having started from scratch, I enjoy and excel at explaining things in a way that anyone can understand easily.

I save time by utilizing AI. I tend to use it to improve code quality or as an alternative to searching, and if something seems off, I refer to Google and official documentation to refine the code.

I'm curious about many things and have a lot I want to learn. As I go through life, I realize there's always more that I don't know than what I do know. But because of this, I always recognize that I could be wrong and constantly strive to grow.

I believe that while things can be difficult, nothing is impossible. Having started in a completely new field two years ago, I had no choice but to work harder than others.

I tackled each problem as it arose, and while building my foundational knowledge in computer science, I gained experience through over 300 code reviews and writing more than 10,000 lines of code for a single project.

As a result, I've become fearless in acquiring new knowledge and skills and facing challenges. As a technical example, I have experience deploying a website built with Next.js, a completely new framework for me, in just three weeks.

I believe that knowledge broadens our perspective, and our perspective shapes our dreams. That's why I love learning, challenging myself, and documenting my experiences.

I read books because I want to know and see more. I enjoy challenges, so I often just dive in and try things. Recently, I went on a trek in the Himalayas.

I believe that what we learn becomes truly ours when we record and share it. That's why I run a small YouTube channel, like a growing diary where I jot down my thoughts and experiences.