When I was 14, my first step that made me interested in the field of computer science was installing Linux and working with the terminal environment and Bash on Linux. But since I wasn't very familiar with that environment and felt like a stranger, it was very hard for me to get used to it. However, alongside that, I worked with various versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7 and later, and I installed and set them up. I used everything from computer games to music production software. But I always felt I was looking for a specific and fascinating line of work in the field of computer science, until I was introduced to programming and working with servers. As a first step, I started with passive network operations and infrastructure installation, and after entering a DevOps bootcamp and working with Linux and DevOps tools, I became serious about it. And I realized I had found the environment I love, and I feel I can be useful in this field. Even though my own field of study was Flight Operations Engineering and I also have a strong passion for flying, working with servers and code is more fascinating to me than people. But I can communicate with people at a certain distance, and of course I love them, but not from up close