As a kid, I was fascinated by games, especially computer games. The way the buttons on the keyboard and mouse could interact with the images inside the screen was always mind-blowing to me. Growing up, I enjoyed learning about various things, from electronics like remote control cars and phones to mechanics like bicycles and cars. My curiosity for how things worked grew ever so greatly that I would always look for answers wherever possible. I believe this has played a major role in shaping who I grew up to be. 

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As a newcomer in this industry, I find it quite interesting to understand and learn new things about games. As a casual player, I used to enjoy games and was always intrigued by the question of how they work. After completing my Bachelor's in Applied Art (Fine Art) with computer science as my specialization, I knew what I wanted to learn, and I set off to the United Kingdom to pursue just that. While at Kingston University in London, UK, I was fortunate enough to have an absolutely amazing learning experience and received answers to the questions that I had held dear for so long.