Experience
A chronological record of school, work, and the things I have built.
View CVI’m a frontend software engineer in Hanoi. I like building careful digital products, with a focus on modern web development and user experience.
This page is a chronological record of school, work, projects, and what I’m building now.
2017 — 2020
Bình Phước
2020 — 2024
Bachelor of Software Engineering
Nov 2024 — Present
FPT Software Ha Noi
Recruitment Management Platform
A recruitment management platform for the hiring process, from creating job postings and managing candidate applications to scheduling interviews and tracking progress. Candidate information and hiring workflows live in one place, so recruiters and hiring managers can follow the recruitment cycle together.
May 2024 — Nov 2024
MLTech Soft — HCM
ERP & Financial Analytics Platform
A centralized ERP and financial analytics platform for watching company performance, managing departmental budgets, and giving management a clearer view of financial health. Operational and financial data come together in dashboards and reports, supporting analysis, forecasting, and day-to-day decisions.
2026 — Present
Personal project
Full-stack platform
A personal genealogy platform for organizing family members, relationships, family history, stories, and important family events in one place. It offers a structured family workspace together with an interactive family tree, making it easier to explore relationships and keep family information across generations.
Jan 2025 — Aug 2025
Freelance project
A freelance marketplace platform that connects clients with freelancers. Clients can post job requirements or search for suitable freelancers, while freelancers can create professional profiles, publish services, submit quotations, manage projects, and receive payments through the platform. The platform also provides real-time messaging for communication between clients and freelancers.
Still being written
I’m in Hanoi, working as a front-end developer at FPT Software. FamilyVerse and this journal are still on the desk.
These days I’m looking at places more carefully, and at rooms and websites that know when to leave space. The next things I make should feel like that — still, and unfinished only when they need to be.
keep going, quietly
The page above is the full story. This is the short version.