I build backends that don't flinch — Spring Boot, .NET, and the pipelines that keep them honest.
AI-powered test case generation platform. LLM-assisted authoring with real-time collaboration via WebSocket, OAuth2 JWT auth, and a full observability stack (Prometheus · Grafana · Loki · Tempo). Clean Architecture, HATEOAS Level 3 REST. Role: full-stack.
School health management system — tracks student medical records, vaccination schedules, and nurse workflows across multiple campuses. JWT security with Firebase-backed push notifications. Role: backend engineer.
Web platform for hematology lab management: sample tracking, result reporting, and role-based access for lab technicians and doctors. Built as a group project at FPT Software Academy. Role: full-stack (.NET BE + React FE).
I've spent the last few years moving between product work and infrastructure — writing .NET services that handle real traffic, Go binaries that live in people's terminals, and the occasional AI-flavored side project when it keeps me curious.
My happy place is the boring middle of the stack: queues, schemas, caches, deploy pipelines. The stuff nobody sees, quietly doing its job at 3am.
Outside work I daily-drive Arch Linux, tinker with self-hosting, and occasionally write about the projects on this page.