At 18, after earning my high school diploma in biological sciences, I entered the job market. Three years later, I joined the military for my mandatory service.

It was midway through my service that I started thinking programming might be something I'd find interesting—and it turned out to be true. While fulfilling my duties in the military, I began learning programming, seizing every opportunity to expand my coding knowledge.

Python was my starting point. My passion and enthusiasm were so intense that within a year, I was able to work as a freelancer. I landed my first project on Karlancer ( an Iranian freelancing site ), where I developed the backend of a shopping website using Django.

Two months later, in an unexpected twist, I met people who completely transformed my career path. They were looking for someone to train as a QA Engineer and involve in their projects.

But it wasn’t that easy...

To secure this position, I had to complete a task within a week—a challenging but exciting opportunity.
I had to thoroughly study the logic and objectives of the 3D Governance model from Pocket Network and identify at least six edge cases. Additionally, I needed to write a script using TypeScript.

During that time, I realized:

If a task is supposed to be done in a week, it takes a week, and if it is supposed to be done in a month, it takes a month.