SP graduate with 1 YEAR of production experience at Reachfield IT Solutions. Shipped enterprise Java systems, React Native mobile apps, and computer vision pipelines. Open to roles in Singapore — S Pass sponsorship welcome.
I started out studying medicine in Myanmar. I left before finishing. Not because I couldn't hack it — but because I kept finding myself more interested in how systems work than in memorising pharmacology.
When I enrolled at Singapore Polytechnic, I already knew how to think in edge cases and differential diagnoses. Turns out that's about 70% of debugging. The rest is just not giving up when Stack Overflow has nothing.
Eleven months at Reachfield taught me what no tutorial covers: enterprise systems don't look like tutorials. You inherit code from 2014. The spec lives in someone's head. The device you're integrating has three forum posts about it, all unresolved.
"The world doesn't need more people who can call an API. It needs people who understand what the API is hiding."
I'm looking for a team that builds things worth building — and will let me ask too many questions about why the abstraction exists before using it.
Real production work, real users, real consequences when it breaks.
From hackathon wins to enterprise production systems.
Open to junior software engineer and AI developer roles in Singapore. S Pass sponsorship welcome. If your team ships real things and asks hard questions before building them — let's talk.