The Beginning
At twelve years old, I got my first internet connection.
My very first Google search? "How to make games."
That search led me down a path I never expected. Game development became my playground for every skill I'd ever learn in computer science.
Psychology to understand what keeps people engaged. Mathematics for shaders and physics. Artificial intelligence for NPCs. Networking for multiplayer. Product design for experience. Everything you read in CS textbooks—I got to apply it all, building worlds from scratch.
But the most valuable lesson wasn't technical. It was gamification—the art of making experiences not just functional, but genuinely fun and engaging.
That's what I carried into every product I've built since: technology should have personality. It should be useful, yes—but also delightful.
Philosophy
Mohsin
There's a concept that guides everything I build. Mohsin—the pursuit of excellence, not as a destination, but as a discipline. It's not about making something flawless. It's about caring enough to make it right. Every detail considered. Every decision intentional. You do it because the work deserves that much.
You do it for the beauty of doing it.
The Work
Making the world better, one small problem at a time.
I'm an innovator with the vision of a product designer and the precision of an architect. I see how things could be, then build systems that scale.
The thread that connects everything I do? The will to build something valuable—something people actually use.
This philosophy has taken me through startups, game studios, and innovation labs—each venture a different canvas, the same commitment to craft.