I am the tech co-founder at Kipwise, the one taking care of the system behind the product.Kipwise is a smart knowledge management tool that integrates seamlessly with other tools you use every day including Slack, Google Drive and more, so you can save and retrieve team knowledge easily, wherever you need them.- Stop answering the same questions over and over again- Spend less time finding info, more time on real work

Inspect Element is a venture builder based in APAC, inspired to nurture and scale startups via state of the art product development & exponential user and business growth.We work closely with startups founders (e.g. Finddoc, EventX, Preface, Pakpobox, Clearco) and corporate executives (e.g. SHK) to provide strategy, product, growth & scaling strategies & execution squad.Our micro-fund also aims to help Hong Kong-based, seed/early-stage startup to accelerate and go through product-market fit.

I led the technical development of the mobile-commerce platform in handy mobile solution. As the key result, we achieved >5x revenue growth with international expansion on commerce product offers, including Hong Kong, Singapore and UK.My role:- development of the core mobile commerce system- system integration with multiple 3rd party suppliers- work with product owner & BD team to implement new features / sunset unpopular features based on collected user engagement metrics / feedback surveys- work with mobile team closely to continuously shipping product enhancements- work with teams in different locations to expand product offering in different countries

I had the best moments with an amazing team. We went from 5 early members to >20 super solid team. We grew our localization solution, from 0 to USD3M+ ARR, with customers from 75+ countries.From product development to user behavioural analytics, from UI/UX to AWS infrastructure, from leads generation to customer success, all you can imagine an engineer shall strive to help the business reaches product-market fit and stays competitive & relevant in the market.

I worked as an engineering intern here. Participated on project-based web development and learnt a lot on the mentality that an engineer should have in the business world. Good old jQuery days, man.