Back in 2017 I was just another freelancer building websites. Then everything changed with one project, helping a client analyze his ecommerce dashboard and avoiding a $150k mistake on a market expansion decision.
That moment showed me the real magic happens when we combine technical skills with understanding business problems. So I became that bilingual dev who bridges sales/marketing and technical solutions.
I'm comfortable in both worlds: troubleshooting API failures or integrating systems in the morning, explaining to CEOs why conversion rates dropped and what we can implement as a solution in the afternoon.
My job is simple: deploy server-side tracking for customers who are always eager to fix conversion gaps, get more confidence in their data, achieve better campaign attribution and boost ROAS across different ad platforms. Actually it's not that simple to be honest.
Wore different hats working with enterprise banking clients, where "good enough" isn't in the vocabulary. When millions of users depend on your A/B tests and tracking implementations working perfectly, you learn to build things right the first time.
Joined a performance marketing agency where my mission was turning messy campaign data into clear investment decisions for multiple ecommerce brands.
Started as web developer for this cosmetics D2C ecommerce, but quickly became the technical one-man army handling everything from WooCommerce infra to data analytics, figuring out why PPC campaigns weren't converting.
This course combined programming fundamentals, database architecture and web/app development. The entrepreneurial streak was mind-blowing, teaching me that clean code isn't enough and we also need to develop a problem-solving mindset.
Completed this program alongside high school, surrounded by intelligent classmates who pushed me to bring my best. I learned my lesson early: being the smartest person in the room means you're in the wrong room.
Thank you for taking time to learn about me. Please feel free to reach out.
Sincerely,