When I studied Marketing Management, I was always curious about how things worked, especially where the data that informed most marketing decisions came from and how it could be gathered. This curiosity led me down an unconventional path of teaching myself Python, diving into data engineering, and eventually building a career in data, even when close people like my parents questioned whether I was straying from what I studied for.
- The Beginning: Self-taught Python programmer and data engineer
- Stayed close to code: Despite not coding daily recently, I remained deeply involved in architecture discussions and decisions for tech-intensive backend systems
- Ready to return: My strong technical foundation might be a bit rusty, but I'm ready to put my hands back to work when needed
- Natural evolution: Even as an engineer, I was always close to the business and product development side of things, which led to my promotion to a Product Owner role