About me
Hello, Thanks for taking the time to read this.
I am the kind of person who can work on a pixel until 2:00 am, forgetting to go to bed. I am curious and have a thirst for information. When I become interested in something, I tackle it immediately. This is exactly what happened when I was introduced to design, and two years later, I successfully graduated from the SoftUni Creative program.
My family jokes with me because I am always learning something, attending various courses. To put the jokes aside, the reason for this is that I like to be prepared. Call me crazy, but I believe that when I am assigned a task, I need to have the knowledge to do it properly. In today’s world of information, it is a shame not to take advantage of it.
Besides, nothing frustrates me more than a job done just for the sake of completion, without any effort made. I appreciate precision and attention to detail. Through my observations of others around me, I have developed a slightly different perspective, which sometimes allows me to notice details that others overlook. Or maybe I am just picky; I don’t know. Either way, it works and proves helpful in various situations.
In my spare time, I enjoy weight training. Actually, this kind of workout serves as my form of meditation. I prefer reading, but audiobooks and podcasts come in handy while traveling to work. Occasionally, I listen to music and enjoy rock and metal, a passion of mine since childhood.
In a perfect world, where a day is at least 36 hours long, I would have time to explore the field of design, read, meditate (as mentioned above), and spend quality time with my PlayStation. Oh, and sleep. But until then, I strive to optimize my time and use every second wisely.
I have a Bachelor’s degree in Insurance and Social Security, and a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management. This is a field that I have been exploring for the last 10 years or so. How I became interested in design and why I am eager to explore opportunities in that field is a topic for a longer conversation. If you’d like to discuss it further, feel free to message me.