About Me

From an early age, I have been deeply drawn to activities that require strategic and critical thinking. My journey began at the age of seven when I started playing chess—a passion that continues to this day. Over the years, chess has taught me invaluable lessons in strategy, problem-solving, and adaptability, helping me secure victories in numerous national and international tournaments. Notably, I achieved 6th place in the European Chess Championship. These skills, however, extend far beyond the chessboard and have become integral to another passion of mine: programming.

My programming journey began with mastering foundational languages such as HTML, CSS, C, C++, and C#, which remain my areas of expertise. During my time at Vilnius Coding School, I deepened my knowledge of C# programming, SQL, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), .NET, and Git, gaining both theoretical understanding and practical skills. I have since combined my creative flair in front-end technologies like HTML and CSS with the strategic and problem-solving mindset developed through chess, resulting in a well-rounded approach to back-end programming.

As a lifelong learner, I am committed to continuously expanding my skill set. To broaden my expertise, I completed Harvard University's renowned CS50: Introduction to Computer Science course, where I developed a strong foundation in abstraction, algorithms, data structures, and software engineering. This course introduced me to popular programming languages such as Python and JavaScript, further enhancing my ability to think algorithmically and tackle real-world problems in domains ranging from cryptography to web development.

Education

Bachelor's in Computer Science
University of Luxembourg | Sep 2023 – Jun 2026

The Bachelor's program equips students with the foundations of creativity, scientific reasoning, and technological expertise essential for mastering computer science. Through rigorous coursework, I am developing precision, logic, and abstraction skills, preparing for advanced studies and innovation in the tech field.

CS50: Introduction to Computer Science
Harvard University | Dec 2022 – May 2023

This entry-level course, taught by David J. Malan, emphasized algorithmic thinking and efficient problem-solving. Covered topics include abstraction, data structures, resource management, security, and web development. Languages: C, Python, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

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