My Journey

Since I was a little girl, I've always been fascinated by technology. I was curious about how things worked behind the screen. I loved computers, digital tools, and anything related to innovation. But before graduating high school, I didn't clearly understand how to turn that passion into a concrete academic path. Because of orientation challenges, I enrolled in an economics and management university program.

At first, it felt like I was moving away from what I truly loved.

But over time, I realized something important: economics taught me how systems work. It taught me how markets move, how businesses think, how decisions are made, and how value is created. I wasn't abandoning technology — I was building another layer of understanding.

After completing my bachelor's degree in Economics and Management, I made a conscious decision: I would reconnect with my first love — technology.

I enrolled in a one-year intensive programming training. That year changed everything. I rediscovered the excitement of building, coding, solving problems, and understanding logic. It confirmed that technology was not just an interest — it was part of who I am.

Today, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence for the Digital Economy and Management. And now everything makes sense.

I no longer see economics and technology as two separate worlds.

This combination — economics + programming + AI — is not accidental.
It's the bridge between understanding how the world works and building the tools that will shape its future.

And this is just the beginning.