ABOUT ME

I started coding at 13, purely out of curiosity — my family noticed the pull toward tech early and encouraged it. Within my first year at a local edu center I was the youngest student in the room and the strongest, and an unexpected first-place finish in a programming competition earned our team a trip together. I closed out the course by building a fully functional e-commerce admin dashboard as my certification project.

By 15 I was leading a five-person development team, most of them older than me, after an intensive course taught me that real developers plan, organize, and communicate — not just code. That year I built a B2B platform for a former teacher's small business, my first paid project, and spent a summer freelancing on real client work while reading everything I could find on algorithms and leadership.

Moving to Tashkent for a specialized IT high school kept the momentum going: four end-to-end projects in a single year, an AI-driven book-recommendation engine, and a small bookshop platform I built and traded straight for books when a shop couldn't pay in cash. Every project taught me the same thing — that shipping something real, with people you trust, is what actually matters. That's still what I'm building toward.