My journey into tech began at my local church Kingdom Gateway Ministries, where I was responsible for all things media—running sound, managing livestreams, creating content, and handling social media. That experience taught me to be adaptable and creative, often learning new tools on the fly to get the job done. Over time, this naturally led me into the world of graphic design. I established HarukoTech – my freelancing business, I started taking on design projects, and sharpening my skills using Adobe products like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

As my design skills grew, I became more interested in how visuals translated into digital experiences, which led me into front-end development. Recently I started at ITVarsity and I’m currently progresing into full-stack development, learning how to build complete web applications from the ground up. I’ve enjoyed connecting design with functionality, creating projects that are both clean and effective.

Looking ahead, my goal is to dive deeper into backend development and eventually into networking. I want to understand the full stretch of software development—from user interface all the way back to how networks are structured and function. That’s the direction I’m heading now, aiming to build a solid foundation in the systems that power the web behind the scenes.