I'm a scientist-turned-software engineer 🧪💻 (when in Silicon Valley, do as the technologists do). My main focus is Fullstack and I'm continuosly learning and expanding my skills with all things software.

While working at a battery company, I collaborated with contract programmers, providing feedback on the database interface and testing software that was a part of my work. One thing I'll always remember is a certain response from one of those programmers. I would explain what we wanted and asked if it was possible and the response was always "Chris, Anything is possible." So one thought kept coming back, "Why can't I code? Shouldn't I do it?"

I started to learn Python during the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world was locked down and I was furloughed. Great part about coding is you can learn from anywhere (where there's internet access) and try anything in your IDE. I was learning little by little by myself and it got to the point I didn't know what I should be doing. That's when I took a big step and asked for help by joining a coaching program. By observing how a software developer work, think, and look at code, I was able to make a lot of progress.

"Once you stop learning, you start dying" - Albert Einstein

• 🌱 Learning ReactJS for frontend work
  • Started building my own ReactJS project using my Streamlit app as a guide
• Migrating to another cloud platform for my FastAPI project since the platform I'm currently using will shut down
• 💿 Data structure and algorithms (the grind never stops)

• Anything Python🐍
• LLM prompt engineering (the next thing you probably need to get good at after years of google search queries)
• Shotokan Karate