Senior frontend engineer with fullstack chops and UI/UX roots.
Building products, not pages.
A graph-based prompt workflow for image generation. Designers wire prompts, transforms, and models into a node graph and run the whole pipeline — instead of chatting one prompt at a time.
Rebuilt the flow that turns scanned telecom bills into structured quotes — Vue 3 + Yii, Gemini Vision for OCR. Pulled unit-test coverage from 28% → 68% while shipping.
Slot for your third case. Drop a one-line problem statement, what you built, and one number that makes a hiring manager pause.
Another slot. Smaller side projects work great here — open source, tooling, demos, anything you'd be proud to show on call one.
I started in UI/UX — eight-plus years of design work before I wrote production code. The crossover is the thing I sell: I can sit with a PM and sketch the interaction, then go build it through to the database without a handoff.
Lately I'm happiest in the messy middle of products that don't exist yet — picking the stack, drawing the first screens, shipping the v0 to real users, and rewriting whichever parts were wrong. Phosphene is the current version of that itch.
Based in Vietnam. Comfortable async. Open to senior IC, founding engineer, or design-engineering roles.
A small thing demonstrating end-to-end App Router: form submits to a Server Action, writes to libsql via Drizzle, the list updates optimistically before the network round-trip lands.
The form goes through a Server Action and lands in my inbox via Resend. The mailto and direct links below work too — pick whichever feels less formal.