After spending some years learning mechanical engineering, I switched to an embedded programming course at GreenFox Academy. Five years ago I finished the course and started my professional journey. I’ve contributed to many hardware startup projects. Some of them were successful and some of them failed, but creating is fun so it doesn't matter. I have switched to higher level languages because it annoyed me that I couldn’t understand what the web developers were talking about.

Back in the early 90s, I used to ask my father to write a secret on paper. He’d then write a program that I’d type into the computer to see what it did. The first time I could see big, robust (or other times pretty fragile) systems at scale was during my university years. The integration tasks between these beasts were my sweet spots. In 2012, I joined Aliz and experienced more of our world; I had the chance to live in Dubai and Singapore for a while and ended up working on data-related projects. I'm a huge fan of electronics, IoT, music, and hiking, so these are what I mostly do outside office hours.

Sipi has been working at Aliz since 2012. Back then, everyone was doing both backend and frontend work. He liked seeing the visible result of his work, so he shifted toward frontend development. He likes working on projects where there is an exceptionally good relationship with the client, when they trust him and they work well with each other. In his free time, he takes salsa classes and plays some fun video games.