My Think Tank
My Ideas and imaginations
This page exists to put my thinking in public unfinished, evolving, and open to scrutiny
My career hasn’t followed a straight line, and that’s intentional.
I started on the engineering side, driven by curiosity more than outcomes. Over roughly 9 years, I pushed myself to understand systems end to end, not just operate within a narrow role. During this period, I explored and worked hands-on with:
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Designing a drone from scratch
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PCB design and hardware fundamentals
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Microcontroller programming
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Web and mobile application development
Some of this learning happened independently, some alongside colleagues who were exploring similar paths. I don’t claim exclusivity or novelty there, but I do value the breadth and intensity of that phase. It taught me how real systems fail, scale, and interact, not just how they look on paper.
While leading and contributing to data analytics efforts, a pattern became clear: technology without direction & direct human application is noise, and data without context is inertia.
That realization pushed me toward Business Analytics from Robotics (drones), data (majority of my time) and not as a ideal pivot, but as an intellectual one. Money was never the primary driver. The goal was expansion:
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to think beyond implementation
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to connect data, technology, and decision-making
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to go deeper into core tech and its business implications
Business analytics gave me language and structure for questions I was already asking:
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What problem is actually worth solving?
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What signal matters, and what’s just activity?
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How do systems, data, and incentives interact over time?
Today, I’m in a phase where ideas surface faster than I can execute them. Some are half-formed, some are technical, some are strategic. A few of them will be listed here-not as pitches, but as thinking artifacts.
This space is my attempt to:
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document how I think
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test ideas in the open
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invite feedback from people who think differently
Nothing here is final. Everything here is intentional.