International university student — status: open to work
Quan Huynh Builds things that move
University student with an interest in technology, problem-solving,
and continuous learning, seeking an entry-level opportunity to
apply technical knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain
valuable professional experience.
I'm an IT student who ended up with a foot in two worlds. One
side is software — full‑stack apps, data models, the kind of
debugging that ends with a one‑character fix. The other is
hardware — sensors, motors, and the specific joy of watching
something you built actually move under its own power.
Coursework keeps me honest on fundamentals: data structures and
algorithms, operating systems programming, the stuff that
explains why something is slow instead of just that it
is. Outside class, I build my own projects end‑to‑end — design,
code, and eventually the part where I find out what I got wrong.
experience
Programming projects & work
webnext.jstypescript
B2C Store July 2026
Full‑stack e‑commerce application built with Next.js, React,
TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. REST APIs and backend services
via Next.js Route Handlers and Prisma ORM, PostgreSQL hosted
on AWS RDS, deployed on Vercel. Automated end‑to‑end tests
with Playwright and a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline.
C++ navigation system helping EV users find charging stations
and optimise travel routes. Implemented Dijkstra's
shortest‑path algorithm, insertion sort, adjacency lists, and
weighted graphs to calculate shortest and cost‑effective
routes between suburbs.
Arduino‑based LEGO Technic car that detects nearby objects
using sensors and makes simple decisions to control movement.
Integrated sensors, motors, and Arduino components into a
working autonomous system, then tested and troubleshot it to
improve movement and obstacle detection.
webdjangoteam project
Mobility Parking Permit Register System May 2024
Collaborated with a team of four to build a web‑based mobility
parking permit system. Contributed to frontend and backend
development using Django, HTML, and CSS, and implemented user
registration, document uploads, and other key features.