About Me

I have a bachelor's degree in Information Technology. I picked up PCs and websites in high school—fixing machines for people nearby and building simple sites when someone needed one. Freelance work followed: small business websites, store setups, and the usual PC problems that show up when you run a shop or office.

I work remote, mostly with clients in Kuwait and overseas. Site builds and updates, hosting and domain help, and troubleshooting over a call when a machine or network misbehaves. CMS, forums, online store, site builder, or code from scratch—I use what fits the job.

I also help with tech choices when someone needs a straight answer—PC parts that pair well for a custom build, laptops with specs that match how you will actually use them, phones from solid budget picks to top-tier options (and what to skip), plus accessories and gadgets when I know the category well enough to point you somewhere useful.

I like figuring out things that are new to me, too—a tool I have not used much, a client problem I have not seen before, or a side project just to see if I can make it work. On my own time that has meant chat sites, a notes app, and old game servers; the game projects section below goes into those.