DivUnion is a growing technology-focused platform built from real learning, real experience, and real curiosity. Created while still in college, DivUnion exists as both a personal journey and a practical space—where knowledge, experimentation, and service come together.

This isn’t a polished corporate machine pretending to have all the answers. It’s a place built on growth, transparency, and continuous improvement.

How DivUnion Started

DivUnion began as a side project during my college years while pursuing an education in Computer Systems Engineering and Computer Science. Alongside my studies, I worked, sold products independently, and gained hands-on experience dealing directly with customers—learning how technology meets real people and real needs.

What started as a way to apply what I was learning quickly became something bigger: a platform to document progress, share insights, offer services, and build something meaningful over time.

What We Do

DivUnion is a space where learning turns into application.

• Technology insights and journals based on coursework and self-study

• Practical tech services, troubleshooting, and system support

• Buying, selling, and fixing technology where it makes sense

• Educational content built from real experience—not theory alone

Everything shared here is rooted in things that are actively being learned, tested, or improved.

Our Philosophy

We believe good technology is:

• Built thoughtfully

• Improved continuously

• Shared openly

• Crafted in unity

DivUnion welcomes curiosity, critique, and collaboration. Growth doesn’t happen in isolation—and neither does good tech.

Looking Ahead

DivUnion is currently a side venture, but the long-term vision is clear. As education turns into a career, that experience and momentum will be reinvested here—expanding services, refining content, and growing the platform into something sustainable and impactful.

This is a long game. You’re joining at the beginning.

Why DivUnion

Because progress matters.
Because learning should be shared.
Because technology is better when it’s built together.

Tech Crafted in Unity.