I’m an engineer by profession, curious about finance, and currently working my way through the CFA curriculum. Somewhere along the way, I became fascinated by the intersection of these worlds: how financial systems work, what we often overlook about money, and how software can help solve problems that have existed in the industry for years.
This blog is where I explore those ideas.
Some posts will be about building software to solve practical problems in finance. Others will explore everyday financial concepts, common misconceptions, or interesting things I encounter while studying for the CFA. And occasionally, I’ll write about something that simply catches my attention.
I want to approach these topics through stories rather than textbooks. A problem I encountered, a question that bothered me, an idea that finally clicked, or a piece of software that made me see something differently. My hope is to make these subjects interesting, relatable, and perhaps a little easier to understand.
There are already excellent books, courses, and resources for learning finance. This blog isn't an attempt to replace them. It's a place to share my own journey of figuring things out, connecting ideas, and exploring what happens when an engineer looks at financial problems.
A note on writing: I use ChatGPT to refine the language and correct grammar in my posts. The experiences, ideas, and perspectives I share are my own; AI is simply a tool I use to communicate them more clearly.
Disclaimer: Everything here reflects my personal experiences, learning, and opinions. Nothing on this page should be taken as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Please do your own research and consult qualified professionals when making financial decisions.
If you're curious about finance, enjoy understanding how things work, or like seeing how technology can solve real-world problems, I hope you'll find something interesting here.
