The kid who broke the family PC
Twice. The second time I fixed it, and something clicked. My parents still don't know about the first time.
I'm Alireeza — a software engineer, a chronic note-taker, and the host of more podcasts than is probably healthy. This page isn't a résumé. It's the story.

Twice. The second time I fixed it, and something clicked. My parents still don't know about the first time.
Week two. I took down the staging server and learned the most important engineering skill: saying "that was me" out loud, quickly.
Moved countries with more books than clothes. Learned a new language, a new city, and that homesickness comes in waves — like good PR reviews.
Started a podcast to talk to people I admired. It went well enough that I started five more. Send help (or guests).
Working with a few teams I really like, writing every other week, and trying to keep my plants alive.
The stack changes every year. The people you build with are the whole point.
Asking "why?" one more time has saved more projects than any tool.
If it's not written, it didn't happen — and you'll have to figure it out again.
Code, teams, conversations. Small kindness compounds.
A small, honest snapshot. If it's out of date, that means I'm having too much fun to update it.
Tap one. I have opinions.