After spending several months diving deep into Go, I've discovered what makes this language truly special for building reliable, scalable applications. This isn't just another programming language—it's a philosophy that resonates with how I think about software development.

When I first arrived at the University of Minnesota, I knew I wanted to work in tech, but I wasn't sure exactly where. After exploring different areas and building projects, I discovered DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering — the perfect intersection of systems thinking, automation, and problem-solving. This plan maps out how I'm using my CS and Math double major to build the foundation for a career in infrastructure engineering.

My first year at a foreign country, stayed far away from my family, girlfriend, friends, and all memorable things, has come to the end. Now, at the time I wrote this blog, I'm sitting at my desk and typing each line for you to know more about my person.

As a computer science student, maintaining a healthy body is just as important as keeping my mind sharp. Over the past year, I've developed and refined this 4-day workout routine that fits perfectly with my busy academic schedule.