Falcoma is a name I didn’t invent. I saw it online, couldn’t find a real meaning, and that was exactly the point. It sounded unique, slightly feminine, and open enough to grow into something personal.
The name reminds me of a falcon, or an eagle. People often mix them up, and I don’t mind. What matters is what they represent to me: vision, sharp focus, and precision. Birds that see what others miss. Birds that don’t rush, but strike exactly when it matters.
That’s also how I see quality engineering. QA doesn’t slow things down. QA sees things earlier, clearer, and from a higher level. Bugs aren’t accidents, they’re signals. You just need the right eyes to catch them.
Falcoma is my personal brand. It’s not locked to one topic, one role, or one phase of my life. It’s a space where I observe, question, refine, and share. Sometimes it’s technical, sometimes it’s practical, sometimes it’s just perspective.
Freedom, sharpness, and focus.
That’s what Falcoma stands for.