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Before Atrom, I was the kid who could fix anything with a screwdriver

I picked up my first screwdriver at 14, fixing computers and electronics in my neighborhood for cash. That curiosity — how does this work, and can I make it work better — never really left. It just grew up with me.

Age 14

Fixing computers for cash

Before I ever wrote a line of code, I was taking apart computers and electronics, fixing what other people had given up on, and getting paid for it. It was the first time I realized that curiosity about how things work could actually pay the bills.

University

Technology, then electronic engineering

I studied hard for both degrees — first technology, then electronic engineering — because nobody handed them to me. That's where the discipline came from, the same discipline I bring to every project today.

Early career

Working and studying, city after city

I started working as an employee very early, often studying and working at the same time, moving through different cities in my home country as my career took me. It taught me to adapt fast and deliver wherever I landed.

The move to the US

Still an engineer, now in eye-care technology

That path eventually brought me to the United States, where I still work as an engineer at one of the leading companies in eye-care products. Technology, computers, and more recently AI, have always been what excites me most.

Why Atrom

Building something of my own

Atrom is me balancing both worlds for now: keeping my day job while building something of my own — a way to leave a legacy for my family, and to help other businesses grow with the things I'm passionate about: web design, AI, apps, and electronics.

So when you work with Atrom

You're not hiring an agency. You're working directly with someone who has spent a lifetime learning how things work, and who treats your project like part of the legacy he's building.