Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia…
Work
Engineered for Production
I build and operate software where failure has a cost: lending, payments, compliance, and the glue between them. Clear boundaries, measurable behavior, and code that survives the next person who touches it.
Work history
Two places that define how I show up.
Truestack Technologies
Full stack, with the boring parts taken seriously.
I ship features across UI, services, and the small infra decisions that keep releases calm. The context is production-shaped: move carefully where it matters, move clearly everywhere.
Across the stack
From the shape of data to the shape of screens: one person keeping the thread so nothing hides in the handoff gap.
Under constraints
Correctness and traceability where the domain demands it, not polish swapped for rigor.
Through to delivery
Implementation to release: pairing when it helps, notes when the next reader needs them.
ELVTD
Client work where the screen had to feel dimensional.
Part-time on a shipped client build: heavy Three.js and motion, inside a team that still had APIs and deadlines. The job was to make the visual layer believable and performant, not just pretty.
Three.js & motion
Scenes that read well without tanking the frame, balancing budget, readability, and what actually goes live.
Client rhythm
Someone else’s brand and timeline: scope you negotiate, then finish.
Stack in context
Frontend with backend in the room. No UI that pretends data and auth aren’t real.
Key systems
Across roles, the shape repeats: products that move money or data under rules, not demos that hope for the best.
SaaS platforms
End-to-end product surfaces with auth, workflows, and real admin needs, not just the happy path.
Payments & money movement
Flows where idempotency, reconciliation, and audit trails are features, not afterthoughts.
Infra & integration
Services, databases, and boundaries that stay legible when load and scope both grow.
High-pressure builds
Clock on, scope tight
Hackathons trained a default: cut scope, keep what works, ship something a judge can click, not a story deck.
- 01
ETH Global
Global Web3 sprints
- 02
ETH KL
Local innovation stage
- 03
Alibaba Hackathon
Enterprise-focused builds
- 04
AmBank Hackathon
Finance & infrastructure