Hobbies

Outside of work, I’m drawn to activities that reward preparation, structure, and calm execution — the same mindset I value in analytical work.

Scuba diving & underwater photography

Scuba diving has always been a place for focus and reflection. I’m certified in open water, advanced, deep water, and Nitrox diving. What draws me to it is the combination of discipline and calm: preparation matters, equipment matters, and awareness matters.

I especially enjoy underwater photography — observing marine life and capturing small details you’d never notice from the surface. It’s a good reminder that the environment sets the rules, and you succeed by respecting constraints and moving deliberately.

Frogfish camouflaged on the seafloor — Camouflage and patience — a frogfish on the seafloor.

Lionfish near reef structure — Lionfish near the reef structure.

Pufferfish swimming over reef — Pufferfish cruising through a shallow reef.

School of purple fish over coral — A moving school — color and motion underwater.

Stingray resting on the seabed — A stingray resting — the patterns are incredible up close and look like DarthVader.

Diver selfie underwater in scuba gear — A quick gear check — calm water, steady breathing.

Cycling & training

I enjoy structured training and the long-game mindset: consistency, incremental improvement, and learning what works through repetition.

Home automation & electronics

Building small systems at home — sensors, automation logic, infrastructure — keeps me learning. I enjoy understanding how components interact and refining setups until they are reliable and clean.

Continuous learning

Whether it’s software, infrastructure, or AI tooling, I’m naturally curious. I prefer understanding systems deeply rather than using them superficially.