Loris Gjini

Hi, I'm Loris.

By day I wrangle data and write SQL queries. By night I'm lost in a book, a habit that's been with me since I was a kid. If you can't find me, I'm probably on the floor with my laptop. Yes, actually on the floor. Something about it helps me think. My friends call it weird. I call it productive eccentricity.

When I get deep into a problem, I tend to pace around and talk to myself like a human fidget spinner. That same energy comes out when I'm discussing books or tossing around ideas with open-minded people who don't mind the occasional philosophical tangent.

I'm a little shy at first, but once that melts away I'm the friend who checks in regularly and genuinely wants to know how you're doing. I'll even watch TV series with you, though I secretly believe books are better, after all, you can control the pace.

Lately I've been on a bit of a self-discovery journey. Like most people, I sometimes find myself wondering where I fit in and what unique perspective I can bring to the table. I don't have it all figured out (who does?), but I'm starting to see that understanding yourself is a lot like reading a great mystery: you're both the detective and the main character.