Most résumés ask you to scan a timeline. This one asks you to drive it.

Tiger’s Journey turns more than five years of systems work into a 2.3 km interactive road, rendered by a 47.8 KB Rust/WebAssembly engine through raw WebGL.

The ride connects visible outcomes to the engineering decisions behind them: a signed deployment queue used for 190+ deployments across five teams.

And upcoming stories:

• a sub-1 ms MQTT → InfluxDB recorder

• AST dependency tooling

• and a Rust/SWC source transformer.

Under the canvas, a binary scene format reduced the shipped scene to 22,176 bytes. A typical engine frame takes 0.50 ms. When 275 story objects became too fragile to move safely, I built a small choreography language and split the story into 16 beat files.

This is for engineering managers, technical hiring teams, and builders who want evidence of ownership, trade-offs, and systems judgment—not another skills grid.

The gallery stops before the ride begins. Open the live build and drive the first 30 seconds.