I'm Bgo - A Software Engineer Building Businesses and Inspiring Others
Ongoing Projects
01
AB Analytics
B2B Consulting Firm specializing in helping businesses make data-driven decisions.
02
YouTube
Helping other software engineers achieve true freedom - financial, time, and location.
03
Sora
In the Works – Set to Go Public Soon. It's Going to Be Groundbreaking.
My Journey
How It All Began
as short as possible to save you time :)
Age 12
The beginning
Moved from Armenia to the US.
Began learning English as my third language
Began adapting to a new culture
Planted the seeds of the American Dream
Age 16
The first lines of code
I joined my high school robotics team as the simulation and analysis subteam leader and team strategist. I stayed after school every day for an extra 2-3 hours to code and build the robot.
Wrote my first line of code in MATLAB
As team strategist, we became regional champions for the first time in a decade
Realized the power of creation – Together with my team, we built a robot from the ground up: designing, programming, manufacturing every part, and assembling it. We won, and it felt incredible - been chasing that feeling ever since
Age 18
First CS Class
I took my first computer science class at community college—an introduction to Java.
Found the class extremely easy and thought I was a programming legend
Decided to pursue a computer engineering degree, as I was passionate about both hardware and software at this point
Age 19
NASA Internship & UCLA
Began researching consciousness and intelligence at UCLA as a research engineer and shortly afterwards landed my first internship at NASA.
Visited the Armstrong Flight Research Center
Experienced the corporate world as a computer engineer for the first time—didn’t enjoy it
The internship ended after 13 months when I started university
Age 20
Stacking wins
I began attending UCSD and secured my first six-figure software engineering consulting job, working with several Fortune 500 companies.
Simultaneously, I co-founded OtakuBru, an anime-themed coffee e-commerce brand, and launched InfernoSparkz, an e-commerce brand specializing in lighters, along with several other e-commerce ventures.
I felt on top of the world.
Schedule 24/7:
6:00 AM – 3:00 PM: Working
3:30 PM – 8:30 PM: Attending classes
9:00 PM – 10:30 PM: Exercising
10:30 PM – 12:00 AM: Ecom
12:00 AM – 6:00 AM: Sleeping
At the same time, I took out subsidized loans to invest in crypto and stocks
Age 21
B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering
Graduated with a Bachelor's in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the age of 21.
Only OtakuBru and InfernoSparkz survived
Promoted to a senior position at work within 8 months—before I even graduated
Prayed to God every day to not be pigeonholed into the 9-5 grind
Age 22
How the mighty have fallen
The manufacturer for InfernoSparkz scams me—I lose nearly $17k of my own money and over $130k in unrealized gains.
I face copyright issues with OtakuBru and have to cease operations despite its immense success.
I get promoted to manager at work by the end of the year.
My 9-5 career is excelling, but my side ventures are not—I start losing confidence
I begin to wonder if I'm meant to stick with a 9-5 for the rest of my life as countless ventures I tried have failed
I decide to give it one more shot - start working on AB Analytics
Age 23
The Light at the end of the tunnel
After months of work, not seeing any results.
I pull the plug, quit my job, and decide — this time, no Plan B.
Down to my last $258, I land my first paying client for $16,000 and officially launch my LLC.
I’ve regained my confidence and started grabbing life by the horns—nothing can stand in my way anymore. Everything is in my hands, and my success is snowballing.
I close my first six-figure deal, onboard 8 full-time employees, and hit 7 figures in ARR
I'm invited to a dinner with a U.S. President
I travel to more places in a year than most people do in a lifetime
Age 24
Gratitude & Conquest
99% of my journey was skipped—a lot of wins and even more losses—but that sums it up so far.
New to social media so bear with me.
Currently working on bigger and better things
Found my mission - helping others do the same
A lot more left to learn, but hungrier than ever