I didn't start with a roadmap — I started with curiosity. Development pulled me in naturally, and once it did, I knew I needed more than just self-teaching. I wanted to be around people who thought the same way I did, which led me to a bootcamp where I could sharpen what I was already building on my own. That decision changed how I see the craft entirely.
Julian — "Yang" to the people I've worked with. I don't talk about myself much, so I'll let this page do it instead.
I care about the user above everything — but I've learned that caring about the user means caring about the code behind the experience too. Best practices and industry standards weren't always part of how I was taught, so I'm actively rebuilding that foundation — not because I have to, but because I refuse to build things the wrong way.
Outside of development, I'm constantly learning something — whether that's a new skill, a new language, or something completely unrelated to anything I do. I'm naturally curious about everything. If it's worth understanding, I want to understand it. I'm always onto something. Always in the middle of becoming something new.
Awards
Zuitt Bootcamp
- 🥇Best Capstone 3 — MERN Stack
- 🥇Best Capstone 1 — Frontend
- 🥇Really Responsible Award
- 🥇Friendly Neighbor Award
- 🥇Student Best Able to Teach Others Award
