From wireframe to production code. Currently a Full Stack Developer at Changan Auto SEA in Bangkok. Previously BA at Toyota, UX at Points Africa.
I started in computer science at Oregon State and ended up doing UX in parallel — first by accident, then on purpose. Today I write production code and run user research with the same hands. The work in between is always: ship something useful, and make it feel right.
I'm an engineer who designs and a designer who ships. At Changan Auto I co-design ERP modules then build them in Odoo — the BRDs, the Figma flows, and the Python all come from one head. Before that, I tested financial integration software at Toyota and prototyped a receipt scanner remotely with a team in Africa.
The hardest problems I've worked on weren't the technical ones — they were the ones where nobody had drawn the workflow yet. So that's what I do now: draw the workflow, then build it.
Engineering and design, side by side. The pairing is the point — switching between Figma and Python in the same week stops being a context-switch when both are part of the same job.
Four years across enterprise ERP, automotive financial systems, remote startup UX, and brand identity. Different rooms, same job: figure it out, then build it.
Four projects, picked because they show different sides of the practice. The Valorant Tracker is the only one where design and code are visible to a recruiter at the same time — that's the one I'd open first.
