Welcome to My Blog!

Thank you for visiting! I hope you enjoy what you read here. Let’s explore new ideas and make life more exciting—together!

About Me:

Hey there — I’m a storage software engineer who enjoys digging into the layers where hardware meets software. Over the years, I’ve worked across embedded systems, SoC platforms, and Linux-based storage development — exploring how bits move, where they slow down, and how to make them flow better.

I currently work at Micron Technology, focusing on Linux kernel and storage optimization. Most of my time goes into driver development, file system evaluations, and performance tuning — sometimes with a bit of AI thrown in to help analyze traces and uncover patterns humans might miss.

My career started on the embedded side, building smart devices and grid monitoring systems from the circuit board up. That experience gave me a deep respect for how every piece — hardware, firmware, and software — has to align perfectly to make a system truly work.

What keeps me motivated is curiosity: how operating systems evolve, how data moves through layers, and how intelligent tools can help us understand complex systems.

When I’m not experimenting with code, I like to explore photography, travel, and write about the intersections between technology and everyday life. This blog is where I share thoughts, experiments, and stories from that journey — part engineering notes, part reflection.