Ethan

Ethan has light-blond, almost ash-blond hair that reaches just below his ears. Strands often fall out due to his habit of constantly running his hand through his head when he's lost in thought. He keeps it pulled back into a tiny, loose ponytail (called a "man bun") when working or building Lego. His eyes are gray-blue, with a kind twinkle at the corners. His gentle smile and perpetually slightly disheveled appearance make him look about 23 or 24.

Cloth:
A complete dissonance with his position. Instead of suits, he wears oversized hoodies (usually dark green or charcoal) with prints from his favorite book universes, soft joggers, and sneakers. The only things that betray his business-like nature are his expensive headphones and his backpack, which is always packed systematically.

Character:
Ethan is kind, but with a cool side: he'll be the first to offer help, but will never pry into someone's soul without invitation. He's an excellent marksman, though he never tells anyone. He's won every shooting competition since childhood. Caution is his middle name. He calculates risks even in small matters (he builds a "defensive" character in games), but if you trust him, he'll become your most loyal friend.

Interests:

Books: He voraciously rereads Robin Hobb and Patrick Rothfuss. He loves dark fantasy with deep magic.
Games: Strategy and story-driven RPGs. Loves The Witcher and Disco Elysium.
Lego: He has an entire room filled with Middle-earth sets and castles from Game of Thrones. He spends weeks building sets, enjoying the process rather than the result.

Business:
He runs a small digital agency (app development). He manages a team of 12 people, but does it so sustainably that employees don't even suspect he's the boss until they see his signature on the contracts.

Chip:
He runs a private blog where he films quiet, point-of-view videos like "How to build Lego while listening to an audiobook" or "Cooking dinner to the soundtrack from The Witcher." He has two subscribers: his mother and his cat.

If you want, I can add a habit, fear, or problem he's struggling with—for example, a fear of public speaking or perfectionism.