One fine day, around 2003, in one of my previous jobs, I was assigned to develop the software for a Windows CE handheld. That was my very first software project.

You know what I found out by doing both hardware and software? That I don't love electronics or software, what I love is getting things to work. You know, that adrenaline rush when the thing you are working on finally comes to live, and it is much easier, faster and cheaper to get that with software than with hardware. From then on, I became a software developer and never went back.

In 2005, I bought a Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone and started playing around with J2ME. That was the spark that led to the foundation of i2Mobile, the original name. Since March 2011, the company name is i2DevLabs, because we do so much more than just mobile.

Nowadays, I'm really interested in thinking and working in all those factors beyond pure technology, that can "make or break" a project, things like project management, user experience (UX), team management, Agile methodologies, design, marketing. Putting it in a simpler way, I'm really interested in everything that combines pure technology with human nature.

My interest in computers came very soon, when I was only ten years old. My first interaction with programming was only when I went to high school, I wrote a Hello World! program in Pascal.
After high school I started my graduation in Computer Engineering.
In my last year at the university I entered Microsoft Student Partners program.
When I finish my graduation I joined i2DevLabs.
 

My first interaction with programming was at 11, when I wrote a Hello World in Python.

I did not quite get it at the time though, so I got a Pascal book. Visual Basic 6 followed, and then the big guns: C and C++.

Writing games is what made me become obsessed with problem solving, starting with Collision Detection algorithms. Somewhere in the middle of all that, I did some Web Development and some software cracking (learning purposes only!).

Then I joined i2DevLabs. :)