My name is Ehtiram. I’m a developer, a product builder, and the kind of person who constantly needs to understand how things work.

Most of my life has revolved around technology. I write code, design systems, build products, experiment with AI, and occasionally go far too deep into things I only meant to try.

Knowing that something works is not enough for me. I usually need to take it apart, understand the principle, and put it back together—preferably in a slightly different way.

Over the years, I’ve been a developer, a manager, and a CEO. I’ve led teams and businesses, launched products, made bad decisions, good decisions, and decisions that looked good at first. These days, I’m especially enjoying making things myself again—from the first idea to a working product.

I’m drawn to projects at the intersection of software, product, design, and AI. Especially those that begin with a simple thought—“What if we did it this way?”—and become a working system some time later.

But my life is not only code.

I’m always interested in trying something new. AI, electronics, home automation, music, guitar, sports—the interests shift, new ones appear, and some stay for a long time. I’m generally bad at simply using things: sooner or later, I need to know what’s inside.

That probably describes me best.

I like building, understanding, and experimenting.
And I find it very difficult to leave an interesting idea as just an idea.