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About Me

Hello, and welcome! My name is Sevinch, and I’m a third-year Computer Engineering student at INHA University. I have a deep passion for technology, problem-solving, and continuous learning.My educational path has been influenced by a solid grounding in mathematics, algorithms, and database management, which I take pleasure in utilizing for practical problems.

I began my path in backend development, utilizing tools such as RabbitMQ, Kafka, and databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL, employing Python and Golang to create scalable systems. Lately, I have redirected my attention toward data science. As a newcomer in this fascinating area, I’m currently studying via the Udemy "Data Science Bootcamp," where I’m delving into Python, SQL, and important tools. It has been an exhilarating challenge, and I’m looking forward to discovering where this journey leads me.

Alongside academics and technology, I have a deep enthusiasm for self-improvement and psychology, which I explore through reading. A book I just completed is "The Subconscious Mind Can Do Anything" by Jon Kexo, which deeply influenced me. It investigates the power of the subconscious mind and how we can harness its potential to achieve our goals. Another book I'm currently reading is "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho,

 
a wonderful tale about following dreams and listening to one's heart. The concepts of personal destiny and pursuing dreams in the book truly connect with me, as they highlight the importance of perseverance and belief in oneself.

When I’m not studying or acquiring new abilities, I enjoy being outdoors. I consider strolling in nature immensely refreshing.
 
It provides me an opportunity to relax, contemplate my life, and engage with my thoughts. These strolls not only aid me in achieving clarity but also motivate me with new thoughts and viewpoints. The tranquility of nature enables me to rejuvenate and tackle my personal and professional life with a fresh sense of intent.

In this blog, I aim to share my journey, experiences, and the insights I gain throughout, while connecting with others who have similar interests.

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