I grew up coding. Now I build consumer and business products where code isn't my only job: I take concepts from 0, present them, debate them, and ship them.
I grew up in Budapest and moved to Germany at 16, starting over with an integration course in Augsburg. Since then I've lived between two countries, three languages and three school systems, and I've found that I do my best work right where those worlds meet.
I started coding out of curiosity and kept going because people needed things built: a tutoring website for a former teacher, a substitution app for my school, a ranking system for our MUN club. Today I freelance for multiple clients and study at LMU Munich.
Somewhere in between, I founded a Model United Nations club, spent summers at a story-driven camp for kids, and took EasyAmt to 2nd place at Samsung Solve for Tomorrow. One day I want to build a company of my own. Until then, I'm building everything I can along the way.