Bachelor of Engineering - BE

Game Developer

Bumpp is a free app that aims to reinvent how you meet people, and bridge the gap between digital and real world networking through digital business cards. You can share your cards by bumping phones, over QR code or sending a link, among suite of other awesome features. I’m a senior backend engineer, resposible for handling all infrastructure and systems behind it, as well as having played a large role in the web development. I also heavily contributed to the ideation and building of the product. Bumpp uses pretty complicated technology, such as Near-Field Communication as well as Data over Sound, which I played an integral part in setting up and getting up and running, to create phone-to-phone interaction like almost never seen before.

Senior Backend Engineer

Principal Engineer

At Monsteroar I am in charge for the implementation of game portal design into a finished product. By leading a small team (mostly 3 programmers) that work on either back end or front end, I have to tailor our works into final builds. In the end of the day, its my job to do integration and testing for finished products. Monsteroar is a HTML5 game portal that host many games which involved in many events. Each events has their own leaderboard for players to compete.  In the future, more social aspects will be developed, so that each player can follow each other and make stories for what they done in Monsteroar. Monsteroar Portal is a quite complex web application where quite a lot aspect of modern HTML communication is involved. Front end have to communicate with back end server securely and over SSL and doing that in real-time. Yet it have to communicate with each games developed and inform user's progress to server.

Fullstack Programmer

I am a full-stack software engineer

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