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In the midst of the AI revolution, this post explores the emotional and professional rollercoaster of being a software engineer in 2025. From the growing power of generative AI to the shifting nature of technical work, I share candid reflections on staying relevant, the importance of human skills, and how my Kiwi roots and Brisbane lifestyle help me adapt. Whether you’re feeling optimistic or overwhelmed, this is a reminder—you’re not alone on this journey.

Learn why I opted for a static blog, focusing on cost-effectiveness, minimal maintenance, and scalability. By leveraging Vercel and Next.js, I created a platform that is free to host, easy to manage, and ready to grow with my needs—allowing me to concentrate on writing rather than technical overhead.

My logo was designed by my talented younger brother Geoff, who knows me well and understands my passion for technology. I wanted something simple, unique, and personal, and Geoff delivered a clever node-inspired design featuring my initials. The logo’s technical vibe and thoughtful simplicity have made it a lasting part of my identity.

Reflections on over a year of using GitHub Copilot as a professional software engineer, exploring its evolution from a simple code completion tool to a powerful AI assistant. This post shares practical insights, discusses the strengths and limitations of Copilot’s different modes, and offers a candid perspective on how AI is reshaping daily development workflows.