Listen.
People before pixels.
eChat Representative
Quantrics (Bell Canada)
Three years solving strangers' problems in real time. The best empathy training a developer can get.
A developer who turns curiosity into things people use.
Here’s how I got here, and what happened along the way.
Before I wrote code, I spent three years on the other side of a support chat.
At Bell Canada, every conversation started with someone who needed something to work. Listening closely mattered more than having the fastest answer.
That stayed with me. Eventually, I wanted to do more than help people work around a problem. I wanted to build the thing that solved it.
A bit more about me ↗Next.js · React · Vue & Nuxt · NestJS · TypeScript
Docker · AWS · GitHub Actions · Nginx · Linux
PostgreSQL · MongoDB · Redis · Convex
Unreal Engine · C++ · Gemini AI · CTF forensics
Experience is a verb.
From listening to people to building what they need. Every role added another way to make things work.
Keep going There’s a little more to the story.
Listen.
People before pixels.
Quantrics (Bell Canada)
Three years solving strangers' problems in real time. The best empathy training a developer can get.
Learn.
From apprentice to shipping.
ThePILLARS Publication
Started as an apprentice, shipped full-stack within six months. Vue, Nuxt, Express — learned fast, built faster.
Play.
Make the idea move.
ADNU Digital Illustration & Animation
Built core gameplay mechanics in Unreal Engine 4 with C++. Yes, games count as software.
Own.
The launch is just the start.
ThePILLARS Publication
The person they call so the site never goes down. Deployments, security, and automating the boring parts.
Scale.
Build what holds it all up.
Detken Development
Moved production off Vercel onto servers we control, wired up pipelines that deploy themselves, and locked the doors properly.
Ship.
Better, together.
Old.St Labs
Built digital products with a team that ships fast — Next.js in front, NestJS in back.
All of that leads to one thing.
Ideas, out in the open
So I started shipping. A campus store. A home for a community. A game that brings people together. Little ideas, with real people on the other side.
What if campus merch was the easy part?
University merch, minus the chaos.
An e-commerce platform for campus merchandise. 2,750+ students used it in the first week — the servers held, and so did I.
What if a community had a place of its own?
A digital home for computer studies students.
The hub where AdNU's computer studies community gathers — events, projects, and people. I lead the tech behind it as CTO.
What if game night didn’t need the same table?
The classic Filipino strategy game, now online.
Real-time multiplayer for the board game every Filipino household argues over. Play your friends from anywhere.
What if your morning came with a little magic?
Your cards, read before your coffee.
A Messenger bot that deals you a daily tarot reading, written by AI with suspiciously good intuition.
A little pressure. A lot of possibility.
Hackathons are where I find out how far a what if can go in a weekend. A few of those ideas made it onto a podium.
Represented Bicol on the national stage
VeriPHI — identity verification API
Blockchain-powered property management
Lendr API
Cybersecurity capture-the-flag
Nationwide cybersecurity finals
Top 10% performer, four times over
Good ideas deserve to leave the sketchbook. Yours could be next.
An idea worth building. A team worth joining.
Tell me what you have in mind. I actually reply.