About Me
Computer Science fresh graduate (FCCU 2026) with hands-on experience in full-stack web development. Skilled in ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, MVC, C#, Angular, React, RESTful APIs, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS…
Computer Science fresh graduate (FCCU 2026) with hands-on experience in full-stack web development. Skilled in ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, MVC, C#, Angular, React, RESTful APIs, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, SCSS, and Bootstrap. Contributed to Svype, an AI-powered mobile job-matching platform, as Final Year Project. Passionate about writing clean, scalable code and delivering real-world software solutions.
Experience
Full Stack .NET Developer
<p>Built a full-stack classified ads platform inspired by OLX where users can post, browse, and manage listings across categories.<br>
Designed and implemented a RESTful API in ASP.NET Core with clean controller/service separation and proper HTTP status handling.<br>
Developed the backend in C# using Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles for maintainable, scalable code.<br>
Used Entity Framework Core with a Code-First approach for database modeling and migrations in SQL Server.<br>
Built a dynamic, responsive frontend with Angular and JavaScript, integrating it with the REST API.<br>
Managed database relationships, model validation, and end-to-end API integration throughout the project.</p>
AI-Powered Job Hunting Platform (Final Year Project)
<p>Built a swipe-based job discovery interface using React Native (Expo) and TypeScript, enabling intuitive job browsing for seekers and candidate review for employers.<br>
Implemented AI conversational onboarding - an LLM (via OpenRouter) builds candidate profiles through natural dialogue, eliminating repetitive form-filling.<br>
Developed a pre-screening quiz builder where employers set custom quizzes; the system auto-grades submissions and ranks applicants by score.<br>
Integrated Django REST Framework backend with PostgreSQL and pgvector for AI-based semantic job matching using OpenAI API embeddings.</p>