I built the "brains" behind two major CRM solutions. I engineered a real-time messaging engine using WebSockets and hooked up the WhatsApp Business API to automate lead generation. I basically built a chatbot that acts like a bridge—taking raw chats and instantly syncing them into the backend so nothing gets lost in translation.

Being part of this team means wearing a lot of hats. Whether it’s architecting RESTful APIs or polishing the frontend, I’m all about making things scale. I’ve shipped everything from e-commerce platforms to complex ERP systems. My day-to-day is a mix of deep-focus coding and collaborating with designers to make sure our tech is secure, fast, and actually solves the user’s problems.

I teamed up with devs from Singapore, Vietnam, and Japan to breathe new life into a clunky legacy system. We moved toward a modern architecture where I focused on building GraphQL APIs and snappy frontend features. It was all about refactoring the old "spaghetti" code into something clean, maintainable, and fast enough to keep up with real-time user demands.

I spent my time bridging the gap between web apps and hardware. Using the MikroTik API, I built a system that let clients manage their networks remotely—saving them a trip to the site. I also developed a monitoring tool that provides a 'heartbeat' for` network traffic, giving users real-time insights into how their bandwidth is actually being used.

My first dive into remote work for a Singapore-based startup. I was responsible for the core features of a high-traffic job portal. My focus was simple: keep the engine running smoothly, optimize the database, and make sure the experience was seamless for both people looking for work and companies looking to hire.