The Path
Careers make sense in hindsight. Here is mine, node by node — click any node for the full story of that period.
- 2001 – 2005
Computer Science, properly
A four-year B.Sc. at the National University of Science and Technology — algorithms, databases, systems analysis, software engineering, an industrial attachment. In 2026, World Education Services evaluated it as equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution. Degree, evaluation, and verification →
- 2005 – 2011
Earning the fundamentals
Business application development and systems support across employers and contracts: web systems, Java middleware, database design, enterprise integrations with SAP and Progress/OpenEdge. The years where "make it work with what exists" became a habit. The technical foundation →
- 2011 – 2026
One platform, fourteen years
I built a business software platform — Windows and web editions in parallel, syncing to a central cloud warehouse — and then lived with it: implementing it at hundreds of organizations, supporting it in production, extending it for over a decade. This is the chapter everything else on this site drills into. The platform tour stop →
- 2025 – 2026
The turn
U.S. medical billing & coding coursework, a data-science bootcamp, a WES credential evaluation — and the sale of the platform business I had built. Why I sold, and what it proves →
- Now
Los Angeles, deliberately
Permanently in the US, work-authorized with no sponsorship required, and choosing roles where I'm excellent from day one: implementation, application support, and hands-on development. Not chasing titles — building a US track record the honest way. What I'm looking for →