Projects

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  Tadoku

  2019 — present

  Tadoku is a friendly foreign-language reading contest aimed at building a habit of reading in your non-native languages.

  A minimal viable product was tested in 2019 and the website officially launched in 2020. About 50 people participate per round, a number which is steadily growing.

  The frontend is a single page application built with Next.js. The backend is a RESTful Golang API using a PostgreSQL database. The content is managed through Ghost, a headless CMS. It's hosted on a Linode Kubernetes cluster.

  The next challenge would be to migrate to a monorepo which contains the code for all services. I want to expand Tadoku to be more than just a reading contest. Having solid infrastructure in place would allow me to do this with minimal overhead.

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  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • Sentry
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Redux
  • Next.js
  • Ghost
  • styled components
  • Data visualization
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  Wantedly Visit iOS

  2018

  Wantedly is a technology company which offers a social recruiting and employer branding platform.

  In 2018 they wanted to revamp their iOS app in order to increase the monthly active users. I was part of the team that built the new Visit app.

  My main contributions were towards the onboarding flow, LinkedIn & Facebook authentication, and the profile screen.

  The revamp was well received and lead to a significant increase in people applying to jobs.

  • Swift
  • MVVM+Coordinator
  • RxSwift
  • ReactorKit
  • Moya
  • R.swift
  • Sourcery
  • Swinject
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  Wantedly Visit

  2016-2018

  Wantedly is a technology company which offers a social recruiting and employer branding platform.

  I was the first engineer on the international expansion product team. I was responsible for the growth of the product in Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Germany.

  I built a variety of features to support our international growth such as an email template manager for marketers in local markets, online payments in Singapore with Stripe, a new onboarding flow, and more. A chunk of my time was spent analyzing user behavior. Those results were then used to figure out what to focus on next.

  Wantedly Visit is originally built as a monolithic Ruby on Rails application. During my time there we slowly migrated to a microservice architecture running on Kubernetes.

  • Ruby
  • Rails
  • Go
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Redux
  • SCSS
  • CoffeeScript
  • JavaScript
  • i18n
  • microservice architecture
  • GCP Pub/Sub
  • gRPC

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