I’m a 25 y.o software engineering student living in the vibrant city of Sarajevo. I’m passionate about creating tech solutions and exploring how innovation shapes the world, but life’s not all about code! When I’m not working on the next big idea, you’ll find me exploring local coffee spots, hiking in the stunning Bosnian mountains, or meeting people from all walks of life. I thrive on meaningful conversations, sharing travel stories, discussing philosophy, or brainstorming ways to make the world a better place. As someone who values connection and adventure, I believe that every interaction adds a new chapter to our personal journey. I love learning from others and sharing experiences that help us all grow. If you’re up for good vibes, genuine connection, and a touch of Balkan hospitality, let’s meet up!

Hey everyone! I’m Senad, 25 years old Software Engineer from Sarajevo. I like meeting new people from different cultures, learn about them and our differences and cherish friendship together. I like to party, have fun time with new people and make memories worth remembering. Art was always something interesting for me since it was a way of expressing myself. I like drawing to relax and journaling after a long day. I like long night talks in a chill environment and I like the ideas arise from experiences like this. So hit me up if you ever need a place to crash in Sarajevo, but if you ever do you better be cool person.

CURRENT MISSION Turn every day into a learning opportunity. ABOUT ME I've been to the Guggenheim and MOMA in NYC, but also got to have a dressed up picnic in central park and to smoke a shisha on a Manahattan roof; I've eaten Pierogi in Poland, but also spent an evening talking a mixture of every language i know (including Latin!) to a polish family in the garden of a little polish cottage by a lake; i've got to explore Penang's food scene in Malaysia but also got to share a bed with a truck driver's wife and daughter as he rescued me from a night in a bus station. You've surely got my point by now. I like to travel YES, and i love to visit places, but what i love beyond it all is to discover a country through its people and the odd little adventures that come out of going beyond the tourist sites. My Paris is nothing like the one you find in a guidebook, and neither are any of the places I lived in, and that's probably the same for you. Each of us has its very own conception of the place (s)he lives in, and that is what is nice to share !! That and our inherent human qualities and various personalities! Once an aid worker, I've called numerous places home over the past two decade and have loved every part of it. Lately, I'm back from a decade in Asia and based out of Sarajevo.

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