About the Instructor
My Story
My journey into technology wasn’t something I planned from the beginning.
Having studied Mathematics and Physics at UACE, my dream was to pursue either Civil Engineering or Architectural Engineering. Throughout my childhood, I never imagined myself in the world of software or IT — my path seemed clearly set in engineering and design.
However, life took a different turn. When I wasn’t admitted to the programs I had hoped for and was instead offered Information Technology and Computing, I didn’t have much of a choice at the time but to take it. What started as a second option soon became a turning point.
As I progressed through my first few semesters, my perspective began to change. I started to see the power of technology — how it drives nearly every aspect of modern life and how it can be used to solve real-world problems at scale. What I once saw as a setback became a blessing I hadn’t foreseen.
Over time, I didn’t just study IT — I grew into it, developed passion for it, and built skills around it. Today, as a Software Developer and Systems Architect, I specialize in building solutions using technologies like Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Python, AL, and PHP (Laravel), focusing on systems, integrations, and web development.
This journey is what drives me as a mentor.
I understand what it feels like to start uncertain, to question your path, and to grow into something you never initially chose. That’s why I’m passionate about helping others — especially students and early professionals — realize that success in technology is not about where you start, but about the skills you build and how you apply them.
Through initiatives like Tech with Isaac and my work as a co-founder of nextechera.com, I aim to bridge the gap between learning and real-world application, guiding others to discover their potential and build meaningful solutions.
I strongly believe that technology-related careers are among the most powerful today — not just because of demand, but because of the opportunities they create. Once you master the skill, the possibilities are endless.
And sometimes, the path you didn’t choose turns out to be the one that defines you.
