Since I was a little girl, I've always loved technology, especially taking things apart and understanding how they work. At the age of 10, I tried to take a computer course, but they thought I was too young and refused to teach me. However, that didn't stop me. In my teens, I used Tumblr, sometimes needing to create codes or modify things to make or use themes. At the time, I didn't associate it with programming, but now I see it was my beginning.
In 2021, while studying Nursing, I decided to participate in selective processes at my college related to technology, expanding my possibilities. I learned a bit of programming, design, mechanics, electronics, and more. Upon completing college in 2022, I started participating in competitions, hackathons, game jams, e-games selections, mainly remotely, which allowed me to explore the world from home, participating in hackathons in the US, Canada, India, UK, and of course, Brazil.
They thought I was crazy. How could I participate in international competitions when I barely knew another language? That's why I'm learning English and Spanish. Despite having participated in so many things and acquiring a lot of knowledge, I still need to improve in some areas. That's why I use GitHub for study and competition projects, selection processes, and the like, and SouCodigo for projects I want to develop.
