I'm studying Computer Science, which is less about becoming a developer and more about how I approach everything else. I break work into steps, notice where a process is fragile, and don't guess when something's unclear.
That shows up in the work itself: marketing operations at LendAbroad, lead qualification at BridgePing, data encoding under real deadlines. I use AI tools daily to move faster, and I'm deliberately building automation fluency, starting with Zapier and moving into n8n, Make, and GoHighLevel next, rather than claiming expertise I haven't earned yet.
I'm early in this career, and that's part of the story, not something to hide. I'd rather be reliable and honest about where I am than oversell it.