Code by Day, Beats by Night

Twin Mom, Foodie, and Passionate Programmer

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Kaltrine Mehmeti

Hello! I'm Kaltrine, a passionate programmer who loves music, art, and science. After navigating the challenging path of completing a Computer Science degree, I found my passion in creating innovative tech solutions while staying connected to my creative roots.

Alongside my career as a developer, I'm a proud twin mom who thrives on balancing family life with professional growth. With a strong foundation in coding and an appreciation for the beauty in logic and art, I embrace every opportunity to learn and grow, personally and professionally.

Creative Frontend Programmer with a passion for continuous exploration, a keen eye for UI design, and a love for leading teams. Throughout my journey, I've embraced every challenge, delivering successful projects with minimal setbacks and fostering a happy, collaborative team environment.

— Kaltrine

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Love for music.

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High school of music

2002-2008

The story of my childhood that will always remain to me the most beautiful one.

Music has always been a part of my soul. From a young age, my dad would play guitar for me, and it didn’t take long before he taught me to play as well. His passion for music ignited something inside me, and I quickly found that music wasn’t just a hobby—it was a way to express feelings, to heal, and to connect with the world around me. I admired everything my dad did, and I wanted to be perfect at playing guitar, just like him.

When I enrolled in music school, my natural talent was undeniable. I was able to complete an entire year’s program in just three months, and my speed and dedication caught the attention of my teachers and peers. I was soon making a name for myself, and my passion led me to compete in an international festival. To my surprise and immense pride, I won first place, beating out talented candidates from across Europe. It was an incredible moment of validation and joy.

The recognition didn’t stop there. My primary school teacher, inspired by my success, decided to write a feature about me in the local newspaper. The feeling of being celebrated, of seeing my hard work pay off, and of having people eager to collaborate with me was unforgettable. It was a moment of fame and a reminder of the power of pursuing something you love.

But at a crossroads, I had to make a difficult decision: continue down the path of music or explore my love for science. I chose science, and while that chapter of my musical journey came to a close, the passion for creativity and expression never left me. That time in my life remains one of my most cherished memories, and it continues to shape the person I am today.

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Drawing

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Art has always been a part of me, passed down through the generations in my family. Growing up, I discovered a unique ability to capture what I saw with precision and detail, a talent that didn’t go unnoticed by my teachers. They saw something special in my work, and their encouragement sparked a deeper connection to the world of drawing and creativity.

But as is often the case when you’re young, there’s a natural curiosity that drives you to explore everything—trying this, trying that—before you find your true passion. While my journey led me to science and technology, my love for art remained a quiet part of me, something I cherished for myself. During university, I would still find moments to draw, capturing fleeting moments and ideas in my sketchbook. These drawings weren’t for anyone else, but a personal outlet that gave me a sense of peace and expression.

Looking back, I treasure those quiet moments of creativity, and even though they may not have led to a professional art career, they continue to inspire my life today. Art will always be a part of my story, a subtle but meaningful thread woven into the fabric of who I am.