Hi, I’mAsep

My parents had a plan for me.

It involved healthcare, vocational school, and a sensible chance of getting a job.

It did not involve me spending half my life in front of a computer.

Back in junior high, they wanted me to take the safer route. I understood why. From their point of view, it mostly looked like I was playing games. “Software engineer” wasn’t exactly an obvious career path.

Then I joined a national competition, spent a few very late nights with my laptop, and somehow won.

That helped my case.

A lot.

My parents started seeing the computer a little differently. They agreed to let me study Computer Science at university.

And apparently, that was the beginning of a much longer relationship with computers.

Since then, I’ve built software for schools, worked with product teams, and eventually started my own SaaS company. Years of actually building things gave me a solid engineering foundation — long before AI could write code for me.

Now AI is part of how I work, too.

It helps me move faster and build more. But figuring out the problem, questioning the solution, and taking responsibility for what ships?

That part is still on me.