Just read my about.me profile. ©

Since I decided to become an iOS developer, I’ve been constantly learning everything that is somehow related to this profession. I started learning Swift from Apple Language Guide and YouTube tutorials. Then I completed the course "Intensive Swift for Beginners", also the "Swift Programming Language" course, as well as the “Learn iOS App Development in 28 Days” (with certificates of completion provided). Then I completed the “Developing application for iOS” course by Stanford University, the “100 Days of Swift” course on hackingwithswift.com, and also some free lectures from Udemy.com. Finally, in February of this year, I got my first offer from FoxTree company, in which I’ve been working up till now. The whole long haul from taking the aim and getting the job took me about eight months and a half. Having got the long-awaited offer, I didn’t stop my self-education yet. Currently, I’m learning SwiftUI from the new 2020 Stanford course and study the basics of machine learning. ©

CS student at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Ive been programming officially for 1 year, but before that I actually learnt to program in C by reading manuals and writing code in a notebook. One year after my first Hello World in python I have 2 webpages and a patent (minor stuff but Im proud). ©

Computer Engineering in Sharif university of technology (2011-present) ©

Very hard working and humble. ©

Coding lover ©