Hi, I’m a 29-year-old engineer with a background in mechatronics and a deep passion for software development.

My journey into tech wasn’t linear. During university, I realized that building complex systems fascinated me – but learning efficiently in such a demanding environment required more than curiosity. I needed structure. That’s when I dove into the world of productivity, not just as a means to survive my studies, but as a framework to think and work better.

Since then, both fields – software and productivity – have shaped how I approach problems, projects, and teams. Today, I work as a software developer and software architect in a large tech company. Over the years, I’ve led small Scrum teams, optimized workflows, and helped deliver real results by applying both technical insight and a mindset geared toward focus and clarity.

Wolflogs is my digital logbook. A space to share what I’ve learned (and keep learning): clean code, deep work, useful tools, and thoughts on working better in a world full of distractions.

Thanks for stopping by – I’m glad you’re here.