Senior Frontend Engineer · Taipei

Build clarity.
Help teams move.

I help turn ambiguous product conversations into decisions people can act on — then carry those decisions into calm, reliable frontend experiences.

10+years in engineering
6+years in frontend
Full-timerole · side products
ReactPrimary stack · Next.js · TypeScript
01 / How I work

The work gets better
when the room gets clearer.

My contribution begins before implementation: making scope, timing, and trade-offs understandable enough for a team to move with confidence.

01

Bring a useful point of view

When requirements are still moving, I put forward practical options for clients, designers, and teammates to respond to.

02

Make time and trade-offs visible

When a deadline compresses, I communicate status early and explain what a different timeline protects — while understanding the business need.

03

Give engineers room to focus

I clarify context, scope, and handoff details so implementation time is spent on craft, not translating uncertainty.

What I bring to a team

Product context.
Frontend craft.

At Okmaster, I have built the frontend foundation, led a Vue-to-React migration, and helped grow a small frontend team. I enjoy making the “why” visible, then giving people enough trust to own the “how.”

02 / Career route

Different chapters.
One direction.

A path through hardware, frontend systems, and independent products has taught me that making things real always takes both craft and coordination.

Hardware R&D

Complex consumer-electronics programs for global brands taught me to make constraints visible across disciplines.

Frontend Lead

Building a frontend foundation, growing team practice, and helping a SaaS product evolve with care.

Independent products

Hands-on product experiments, from interface and API to deployment and feedback — built alongside my full-time role.

ALONGSIDE A FULL-TIME ROLE
03 / Selected work

Products with
real stakes.

A mix of real-world platforms and independent products. Each is a chance to solve a concrete problem and stay close to the details that make it work.

01

WinWin Credit

40+ internal users · NT$30M annual revenue platform

At Okmaster, I independently built this SaaS dashboard for legal, sales, and finance teams. With no client design input, I shaped the UX architecture myself; the core challenge was a complex role-based permission system.

ReactTypeScriptRBACInternal SaaS
02

Skyline Film

~NT$15M annual revenue · actively maintained

Led the overall UI design and frontend development across customer and admin experiences for Taiwan and Thailand editions — ticketing, showtimes, live calendar, Google Maps, and responsive flows.

ReactGoogle Maps APIRWD
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03

MonMate

Paying customers, including academic institutions

An end-to-end full-stack SaaS for registration, check-in, dashboards, surveys, and role-based event operations. I built the UI, API, and deployment independently.

Next.jsNode.js / ExpressPrismaTypeScriptGitHub ActionsVercel
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04

PearQuote

AI-assisted quoting for freelance developers

A full-stack SaaS that uses Google Gemini AI to parse requirements and generate structured quotes, with third-party payments and credit-based billing.

Next.jsNode.js / ExpressPrisma / MySQLTypeScriptGemini AI
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Beyond the screen

Curious enough to
keep looking.

I enjoy long-form reporting and time outdoors — two habits that keep a familiar problem from looking too familiar.

Long readsOutdoor routesFresh perspective

Next chapter

Looking for a team
to build with for the long run.

I am currently exploring my next full-time Senior Frontend Engineer role. If you are looking for someone who can bring both product clarity and frontend depth, I would be glad to connect.