LLM's and GenAI can empower apps to enable simple user experience for complex systems. While working on my AI-powered Educational App, I emphasize sharing my knowledge and helping others get started with GenAI. My main focus is to reduce development and operational costs for GenAI apps. For this reason, I have created multiple open-source libraries like the Ollama and Neo4j Connectors for Semantic Kernel to facilitate the local development of GenAI apps. In the process, I also won Microsoft's Semantic Kernel Hackathon. As a Software Engineer at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies, I work on cutting-edge projects that combine artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction to create immersive and interactive experiences for various domains. I use my C#, Python, and C++ skills to develop performant real-time multimedia applications. I enjoy teaching and use my YouTube channel as a platform. To publish educational content as I learn myself in the field of computer science. I enjoy developing games and all the sub-processes involved, From implementing high-performance gameplay systems to creating pixel art and high-fidelity 3D art. Since I started my master's at the University of Southern California, I have been trying to improve as a systems programmer, beginning with my Operating Systems class and implementing a Linux kernel. Still, I plan to venture into more domains, specifically Computer Graphics, GPU programming, and WebAssembly. I am passionate about software development as a form of art and craftsmanship, and I always strive to uphold high standards of code quality, design, and performance. I follow the best practices of test-driven development, continuous integration, and continuous delivery. I leverage my knowledge of design patterns, data structures, and algorithms to solve complex problems and optimize solutions. I also enjoy contributing to the open-source community and creating educational content to share my insights and learnings with others.