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Hi there! 👋

👨‍🦰 About Me

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  • I am a Software Developer with professional experience in web development, automation testing, and design thinking. I am currently focusing on acquiring new skills dominant in the job market.
    • Machine Learning Engineer is my dream job because with the current trend in the market today, Artificial Intelligence is the technology of the future and being a part of the development team someday will contribute a lot to the society, observing how ChatGPT becomes a trend on the headlines in the 1st quarter of 2023. Working in an Artificial Intelligence department is where I am passionate about. Personally, I would love to develop a robotics system using Reinforcement Learning to prioritize unaccompanied people that no one will be with them for the rest of their lives. Instead of letting unaccompanied people feel alone, a robot will take over as a last resort to spend some time on emotional support, home assistance, and personal care.
    • Full Stack Developer is one of the promising goals for my career path, in fact there are more opportunities in the job market. This role can be beneficial when there are dead-end situations in the business that need to be resolved as soon as possible.
  • I am also a professional pianist outside in the world of technology.
  • I have attached my resume here.

🚀 Career Journey

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Pianist 🎹

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  • My motivation to become a pianist started at 13 years old when my father bought an electronic piano.
  • I enrolled on a summer piano class in Regis Benedictine Academy located in Batangas City, Philippines at 15 years old.
  • With continuous learning and motivation, my piano skills developed over time ranging from ability to play nursery rhymes up to iconic songs adaptation and classical music.
  • I have experienced playing grand piano in Pontefino Hotel and Robinsons Mall Lipa branch since the last quarter of the year 2022.

Game Developer 🎮

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  • My position to become a Notechart Engineer started at 16 years old when I saw a Youtube video discussing how to create musical notes that synchronizes to the beat of the song.
  • With continuous learning and motivation, I finally got a chance to become one of the contributors in the game market following senior's advice regarding the output of my works. I met some amazing developers and panelists from around the world.
  • I have experienced working in the following organizations:
    • AngelJam (2012-2013)
    • OtakuJam (2013)
    • Palace of Sound (2014-2016)
    • iBMS 4th Age (2015)
    • O2Jam V3 International (2013-2018)
  • See portfolio here.

Transcriptionist ⌨

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  • My first job in the real world as a Biller has started on September 20, 2016, in Accudata Inc. located in Kumintang Ibaba, Batangas City, Philippines where excellent typing skills are required for the role to meet the company's standards. This is the time when my motivation to become a professional transcriptionist has started.
  • On the second half of my entire tenure in IntegrityNet Solutions & Services, I was responsible on taking charge of daily morning meeting for the development team; transcribing each team member's progress from recorded conversation which will be submitted to the Chief Technology Officer's company email for compilation.

Software Developer 🖥

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Technical Writer 📚

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  • My job as a technical writer started when I was solely responsible for developing a full documentation on a college thesis named e-Map as An Android Application Using Shortest Path Algorithm.
  • My technical writer journey has continued in my real-life work experience when the owner of uAdmin, the Golang web framework has decided to give me full control on building the documentation. The owner started the documentation project during the initial stage, then was brought up to me on the following updates. The documentation has been maintained under my control during my tenure in IntegrityNet Solutions & Services until version 0.7.4.

Creative Designer 🎬

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  • My job as a Creative Designer has started when I was working in several O2Jam organizations from 2012 to 2018 with the following responsibilities:

    • Loading images for some of my notechart projects using Adobe Photoshop
    • Multiple difficulty notechart preview video presentations as a sneak peek on what to expect in the next month's song update using Vegas Pro
  • See portfolio here.


❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Basic Questions

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Tell me about yourself.

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  • I am an aspiring Full Stack Developer constantly challenging myself through personal project development. Before that, I worked in IntegrityNet Solutions & Services with exposure to web development, automation testing, and design thinking for our business clients. While I am working in progress, I would love to take the chance to become a part of a growing team in XYZ Company.

Walk me through your resume.

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Why is there a gap in your employment?

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  • I resigned voluntarily to pursue other technologies for a better future within the job market trends and exercise my overall skills aiming for an industry level standard.

What changes have been made during your career break?

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  • I acquired creative design skills, currently exercising them in my upcoming personal projects.
  • My typing skills improved through competing in TypeRacer that can be beneficial to quickly take down notes during business meetings for future use.
  • I also compete in Tic Tac Toe and Gomoku to improve cognitive function, concentration, and problem-solving skills in a variety of situations outside of the game.
  • Best personal record in online competitions are as follows:
    • Top 1 in TypeRacer, the Global Typing Competition on October 5, 2022.
    • Top 6 in World Tic Tac Toe Tournament Leaderboard on January 2, 2024, captured at 5:06 PM (GMT +8).
    • Top 11 in World Gomoku Tournament Leaderboard on December 21, 2023, captured at 7:36 PM (GMT +8).
  • I continued my Pianist journey through playing more songs that I personally prefer.

Is your best personal record in online competitions convincing and relevant?

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  • Whatever the results, there is always room for improvement. I take these challenges as self-preparation for unexpected difficult real-world situations where I will be on my own to survive requiring a quick, consistent, and efficient performance output.

Do you consider yourself a champion material in online competitions?

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  • I am still way behind from that. Being one of the world champions in a specific field is a bonus but at the end of the day, my strategy in dealing with unexpected difficult real-world situations is what really matters where I will be on my own to survive requiring a quick, consistent, and efficient performance output.

What did you like least about your last job?

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  • In my last job, I was responsible for maintaining a company proprietary web framework from documentation up to regularly using it in software development projects. I am looking forward to a job that allows me to use in-demand, up-to-date technologies with large community support. That is one of the things that most excited me about your Software Developer position.

What is the matter behind a company proprietary web framework?

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  • Spending a lot of time to sync the documentation with the latest version despite having limited source code knowledge and career opportunities will affect the manpower of the business. Setting aside to prioritize urgent tasks will increase the technical debt which can really get out of hand. The framework is excellent, but using third party technologies would be a better option for a small team.

How is being a creative designer related to your goal as a Full Stack Developer?

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  • The scope of the Full Stack Developer is very broad. Design is the third phase of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) where I can present the following:
    • Sitemaps, user flows, wireframes, and flowcharts with client and development team coordination
    • Software prototypes that I can present to my clients for approval.
    • Promotional advertisements that I can showcase to the public community.

How is documentation development beneficial in business?

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  • Well-organized, easy to understand documentation prevents technical debt resulting in office politics when something goes out of control. Code refactoring is now easier with the help of documentation and even resorting to a full rewrite of an entire system, coordinating with a client again during the planning stage is now at the bare minimum.

Why are you focusing on something different from Machine Learning Engineer?

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  • Machine Learning is one of the most difficult fields that should not be taken lightly without mastering the prerequisites first. The Full Stack Developer role can be beneficial as a steppingstone to identify what business logic can be applied to develop Artificial Intelligence applications in the future.

When were you most satisfied in your job?

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  • When I manage to overcome tough challenges resulting in business growth and employee satisfaction, which rewards great benefits that I deserve. All my hard work and determination paid off.

Are you considering other positions in other companies?

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  • Yes. User experience designer, machine learning and automation engineer positions are good alternatives aside from Software Developer position.

What other companies are you interviewing with?

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  • I am not currently interviewing with other companies because I wanted to focus on securing a position with your company. Your company has a better reputation, according to my research. Besides, I believe my skills and projects are more consistent to your needs than others. I made my first move, presenting my proposal to one of your staff in XYZ Subsidiary to improve quality service by showcasing my past achievements, so I hope my presence will allow me to be part of a growing team.

What is your ideal company?

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  • An ideal company for me is a place that encourages personal and professional growth, promotes team collaboration and work-life balance.

How did you hear about this position?

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  • I was excited to find out about this position from:
    • My friend who works in [department]
    • Your online job advertisement through [employment company]

What are you looking for in a new position?

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  • I am looking for a position where I can continue to exercise my software development skills. Another thing is the chance to showcase my projects in your company. I am motivated by being able to see the impact of my work on other people, so your suggestions for improvement are important to determine what to expect for this position.

What do you know about our company?

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  • I see that one of your company services promotes physical and mental health awareness. Both of us share the same value as I am strictly abiding to self-control best practices even resorting to measuring food intake. Living a long life is my dream, so your company is the best place I want to be a part of.

What can you bring to the company?

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  • My technical skills and portfolio. When something goes out of control, I will use my technical skills to make complicated things simple through documentation and code-efficiency. If the project is just getting started, I will showcase my portfolio as a reference to develop sitemaps, user flows, wireframes, and prototypes to ensure everything is according to the plan.

Why do you want to work at this company?

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  • XYZ Company is one of the highest-rated software development talent providers to companies worldwide. It has an amazing work culture, world class clients and projects, flexible work schedule, as well as career growth opportunities.

Why do you want this job?

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  • Software developer is the core contributor to business’ success, seeing how applications facilitate the user’s task instead of resorting to traditional approach to reach their goal. XYZ Company offers up-to-date technologies, so I want to be a part of it.

What are your greatest strengths?

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  • It is my persistence in acquiring valuable knowledge and competencies to stay myself relevant and prepare for the unexpected.

What do you consider to be your weaknesses?

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  • There are instances where I cannot follow simple instructions properly. This weakness led me to taking down notes in almost every meeting, reliance on documentation, and mastering the role beforehand becomes essential.
  • Verbal communication skills are what I also regularly practice through making video presentations, taking listening exercises, and getting myself exposed to a productive community when this opportunity arrives.

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What was the last project you led, and what was its outcome?

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  • Zumumu is the last project I led. It remains maintainable with the help of documentation, automation testing, and improving code quality.

Give me an example of a time that you felt you went above and beyond the call of duty at work

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  • When I need to simplify the project as much as I can if my productivity and ability to manage workload is getting out of control.

Can you describe a time when your work was criticized?

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  • Yes, the time when my productivity failed to hit the quota, perform an insignificant task, and commit accidents. This is one of the reasons why I am interested to pursue Artificial Intelligence to tackle manpower issues.

Have you ever been on a team where someone was not pulling their own weight? How did you handle it?

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  • Yes, especially when technical debt is getting out of control. I collaborated with a software developer for an order management system. It did not go well when I did not address his concerns properly while trying to adapt complexity at the same time. This is when I started to eliminate codes that I find unnecessary until I felt comfortable maintaining the project.

Tell me about a time when you had to give someone difficult feedback. How did you handle it?

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  • I deliver difficult feedback in a private area within the scope of work that explains how his actions can be detrimental to the business operations, as well as giving some recommendations for improvement where applicable.

What is your greatest fear and why?

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  • Fear of failure. Unable to meet the company standards is uncomfortable. On the bright side of things, failure can be my best teacher. When it happens, I use this moment as an opportunity to identify what went wrong, what strategies should I take to solve the issue, and what adjustments should be made to prevent committing the same mistake in the future.

What is your greatest failure, and what did you learn from it?

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  • My greatest failure is when an order management system’s status has reached the lowest point ever, resulting in a full rewrite under a different name. I learned that being a developer is not only about coding but also planning, analysis, design, testing & integration, and maintenance under Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

How do you handle working with people who annoy you?

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  • I choose my poison wisely. I pick whichever is constructive to improve on and drop a note verbale to seek a peaceful resolution only if the situation becomes irrepressible.

How do you deal with pressure or stressful situations?

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  • I take a break for a few minutes, walking around the room to alleviate myself. I work to the best of my ability while not letting pressure take a toll on my health. Pressure exists to fight procrastination, learn something the hard way, and act accordingly to improve the situation.

How do you feel about working weekends or late hours?

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  • Stressful. I value personal time to upskill as a self-preparation for more challenging real-world business problems. Overtime can be an advantage if I can spend some time fighting technical debt and progress my career further.

If I were your supervisor and asked you to do something that you disagreed with, what would you do?

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  • I walk on eggshells exhausting all remaining alternatives and tolerance to meet my supervisor's expectations. Diplomacy and dialogue are the key to strengthening trust and understanding between the two parties.

What if your tolerance has already reached beyond the limit?

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  • It is about time to emphasize the need for a paradigm shift in tackling various issues as diplomatic efforts with the authority were heading in a poor direction. "We have to do something what we have not done before. We have to come up with a new concept, a new principle, a new idea so that we move, as I say, we move the needle the other way. It’s going up, let’s move the needle back, so that paradigm shift is something that we have to formulate." (Philippine President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr.).

What was the most difficult period in your life, and how did you deal with it?

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  • It is my experience during my training period in a BPO company. There are no available resources to study their technologies and I must figure everything on my own. The only way to survive is to work late hours regularly for me to catch up through developing the technical documentation.

Give me an example of a time you did something wrong. How did you handle it?

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  • When I push my changes to the system where the result does more harm than good. This is the main reason why performing an automation testing role has become essential.

Give an example of how you have handled a challenge in the workplace before.

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  • Through regularly working late hours for the sake of job simplification which can return, an improvement to employee productivity and client satisfaction.

Are you aware of the risks if you attempt to follow your job simplification approach?

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  • Yes. The job simplification approach serves as a last resort when there are no other options available to fight technical debt. I understand that one wrong move can destroy everything, but letting the technical debt pile up will only complicate the situation through slow progress and frequent accidents, which can eventually lead to the complete destruction of the system.

Give an example of when you performed well under pressure.

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  • When I managed to implement SMS in the backend using the AJAX version of Golang for an order management system.

Give an example of when you showed leadership qualities.

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  • I met a software developer where we have something in common. I shared the story on how I get started for inspiration ideas, my values, and techniques to deal with project tasks.

Tell me about a challenge or conflict you’ve faced at work, and how you dealt with it.

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  • When my productivity failed to hit the quota. There are two options to deal with it:
    • Acquire at least 60% mastery of the role beforehand and use the remaining percentage while on the job to keep up.
    • Create an Artificial Intelligence application to automatically perform some of my workloads where applicable.

Tell me about a time you demonstrated leadership skills.

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  • I was responsible for conducting daily morning meetings for the software development team. I gave suggestions where I can really help to alleviate their concerns. Everyone is helping each other.

If you were at a business lunch and you ordered a rare steak and they brought it to you well done, what would you do?

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  • I will request the waiter for replacement in a professional manner until they finally serve the dish that I have expected.

If you found out your company was doing something against the law, like fraud, what would you do?

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  • I would report the case first to the ambassador of the company to seek a peaceful resolution. Once all diplomatic efforts have been exhausted and no progress has been made, the last thing I would do is to leave immediately before it gets too late.

What do you think our company/organization could do better?

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  • I wish XYZ Company could collaborate with ABC Corporation in the future. XYZ Company promotes physical and mental health awareness while ABC Corporation promotes quantum technology, so I wish both sides can come up to an agreement to prioritize unaccompanied people that no one will be with them for the rest of their lives under Artificial Intelligence robotics project.

What assignment was too difficult for you, and how did you resolve the issue?

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  • When I was tasked to implement a generic based recommendation system in Go programming language. The initial version of the project has been developed through intensive source code analysis from the original Python library.

What's the most difficult decision you've made in the last two years and how did you come to that decision?

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  • Resignation to pursue other technologies for a better future within the job market trends and exercise my overall skills aiming for an industry level standard.

How do you feel about taking no for an answer?

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  • I respect his decision and move on to use alternatives.

What if you do not have any alternatives and their response is still no?

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  • I will take risks by conducting a series of unilateral actions using all possible means just to complete the tasks given to me quickly, consistently, and efficiently. Whatever the consequences, I will own them as my learning experience.

How would you feel about working for someone who knows less than you?

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  • I show empathy and openness to feedback to someone who really struggles to do his own duties. I perform job simplification as much as I can for everyone to foster collaboration.

You showed empathy to someone, but he feels like your contributions are still not enough. How did you deal with it?

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  • I will focus on doing things that I can control. "If I have not done enough, I am sorry because I cannot do it anymore." (Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte).

What’s a time you disagree with a decision that was made at work?

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  • When our appeal has been rejected to use the technology stack of our choice that has the potential to provide career opportunities due to its slow performance.

Describe how you would handle a situation if you were required to finish multiple tasks by the end of the day, and there was no conceivable way that you could finish them.

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  • I perform a task to the best of my ability where it is the most priority in the list of requests rated by the client through diplomatic channels.

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Are you a team player?

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  • It all depends on the compatibility of my skills, passion, and job responsibilities. If I see a good future of a role that I was assigned to within my career goals, I am willing to give a hundred percent of my time and effort to showcase what I can bring to the team to achieve the business goal on time and what other contributions I can bring to the table.

Are you a risk-taker?

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  • Yes. I touched on a software development project with thousands of lines of code, outdated libraries, and lack of documentation. I was in survival mode at that time because I must finish the task on time with all my might despite these obstacles. I applied a job simplification approach through improving code quality and eliminating codes that I find unnecessary.

How would you describe your work style?

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  • I would describe my work style as detail-oriented, focused, and organized. During my business meeting with the team, I even pointed out typographical errors and word usage. Although those were simple mistakes, they can ruin the first impression with potential clients.

How would you describe your management style?

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  • I try to eliminate unnecessary complexity as much as I can for the sake of future maintainers. It is my team’s best interests to make them feel relaxed and satisfied with their own duties. Once an employee’s concerns have been addressed, it will be easy for everyone to give high quality service to their respective clients.

How quickly do you adapt to new technology?

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  • Through intensive bootcamp training to understand fundamentals and acquire best practices. I am currently applying creative design technologies in my upcoming personal projects.

Do you prefer hard work, or smart work?

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  • Smart work. Spending all my life in the workplace and putting in a lot of effort completing a task in the hope of attractive company benefits is not guaranteed. Smart work involves self-care, upskilling, and implementing strategies to get things done quickly, consistently, and efficiently.

What makes you unique?

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  • I really enjoy learning new things and regularly applying my knowledge into a practical setting using best practices as self-preparation for more challenging real-world business problems.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

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  • In five years, I would like to be a Machine Learning Engineer where I can see long-term career advancement from where I am now, as well as improving my communication skills further. Being proficient in both technical and interpersonal skills could help me get a leadership position and expand my duties.

Which is more important to you: the money, or the work?

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  • Work is more important for me than money. There might be other positions available that can pay me well, but the risks outweigh more than the benefits which affect my well-being. Therefore, I would prefer staying in a job where I can see personal and professional advancement.

Do you consider yourself successful?

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  • Yes. I am always striving to do better through continuous learning and efficiency planning in other areas as well, so being successful is not only my personal achievement but also the positive impact of my efforts on the community.

What do you look for in terms of culture - structured or entrepreneurial?

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  • Entrepreneurial. I love working in a team where every member has the freedom to share their ideas irrespective of their position level. Irrelevant suggestions to the topic are inevitable, but positive feedback or an encouragement to continue coming up with more solutions are appreciated.

What techniques and tools do you use to keep yourself organized?

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  • I record business meetings transcribing audio into a written document to easily review what has been discussed.
  • I design and document application information through Figma.

How do you prioritize your work?

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  • I perform my duties to the best of my ability where it is most prioritized by the client while organizing my workload at the same time to benefit myself and my teammates in the long run.

If you had to choose one, would you consider yourself a big-picture person or a detail-oriented person?

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  • Detail-oriented. It is the responsibility of a software developer to minimize human errors as much as possible because even a single slip of code can destroy an entire business.

Tell me about your greatest professional achievement.

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  • I consider uAdmin documentation as my greatest professional achievement where around 90% coverage of an entirety until version 0.7.4 is under my control. Almost all applications circulating within the previous company I worked at uses uAdmin tech stack. Imagine what the software developer’s experience would be without uAdmin documentation.

Who was your favorite manager and why?

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  • It is hard to pick because all the managers I have worked with made a positive difference in my life. The lenient manager taught me how to stay motivated. The strict manager taught me how to be more responsible and independent. Even an unresponsive manager helped me to become a risk-taker. As our ancestors said, comfort is the enemy of growth.

What do you think of your previous boss?

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  • All previous bosses I have worked with are successful in their lives. They all land in a top-rated multinational company. I am happy for them because they showed me some good qualities on both personal and professional matters during my tenure with them.

What do you think of your previous colleagues?

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  • All previous colleagues I have worked with have excellent social communication skills. They are all getting along with each other, properly handle client's concerns, and dedicated in their own ways. Some of them express empathy during my darkest days. In times of crises, I recognize that their reactions are valid and constructive criticism is how I can develop myself to become a better person.

Was there a person in your career who really made a difference?

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  • Yes. He is one of a kind who keeps track of my personal and professional status, never gives up on me, and continuously provides professional assistance in my darkest days.

What kind of personality do you work best with and why?

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  • Someone who is caring. His presence will remain to accompany me in my darkest days.

What are you passionate about?

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  • I am passionate about Artificial Intelligence. There are many things I can work on in Artificial Intelligence such as tackling manpower issues, improve economic growth, and supervise unaccompanied people.

What motivates you?

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  • I am motivated in learning in-demand technologies and exercising them in a practical setting where I can make a difference to business growth.

What are your pet peeves?

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  • When I feel that my best is not good enough despite all the preparations I made.

How do you like to be managed?

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  • Macromanagement who steps back and trusts me to do my work using all possible means to achieve the business goal.

What’s your dream job?

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  • Machine Learning Engineer is my dream job because with the current trend in the market today, Artificial Intelligence is the technology of the future and being a part of the development team someday will contribute a lot to the society, observing how ChatGPT becomes a trend on the headlines in the 1st quarter of 2023.

What do you ultimately want to become?

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  • I ultimately want to become a Machine Learning Engineer to fulfill my personal goal which is to develop an empathetic robot to supervise unaccompanied people that no one will be with them for the rest of their lives.

What are three positive things your last boss would say about you?

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  • Diligent, organized, and workaholic.

What negative thing would your last boss say about you?

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  • Weird

What are three positive character traits you don't have?

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  • Effective verbal communicator, flexible, and resilience. With sufficient training and frequent exposure, these character traits will be possible to acquire.

If you were interviewing someone for this position, what traits would you look for?

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  • I look for just 3 traits: Character, Attitude, and Reliability. Anything else can be trained.

List five words that describe your character.

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  • Ambitious, Introvert, Optimistic, Persistent, and Sensitive.

Who has impacted you most in your career and how?

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  • A Chinese senior game developer impacted me the most. I was chosen to be my mentor after one of my projects was severely criticized in the public community which affects me mentally. With full dedication to the job and his investment in me, that project led me to become an official member of iBMS 4th Age, a Chinese organization established in Tencent QQ.

What is your biggest regret and why?

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  • When I did not realize the obstacles which were identified at my last job. Although I graduated as Cum Laude in college, I was only too focused on what was being taught in school. I wish I had started exercising various technologies when I was young as a self-preparation for more challenging real-world business problems.

What's the most important thing you learned in school?

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  • My classmate’s perspective about success. I was in the mindset position to aim for the highest grade possible in my entire college years. I proved it when I graduated as Cum Laude. I was told that he will not be impressed by only performing well in school. He will only be impressed when he sees me in a managerial position on a stable job promoting healthy work culture.

Why did you choose your major?

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  • Mobile Applications Development was the only available major offer during that time in my college years. I was satisfied with the major I signed up for because of the growing number of mobile devices and end users dominating the market.

What will you miss about your present/last job?

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  • At my previous job I was permitted to use software documentation, automation testing, and 5-day work week strategies upon request. They serve as a treatment for technical debt. I know that your company can continuously uphold these strategies, which can contribute to a positive work environment for all parties involved in the long run.

What do you like to do outside of work?

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  • I would like to go sightseeing and travel around the world. Just by watching this Youtuber’s content already gave me pleasure.

What is your greatest achievement outside of work?

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What are the qualities of a good leader? A bad leader?

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  • A good leader is someone who sees my potential and gives me new opportunities while a bad one sees my results and gives me extra work.

Do you think a leader should be feared or liked?

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  • A leader deserves to be liked. A boss will do otherwise.

Tell me one thing about yourself you wouldn't want me to know.

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  • I am reluctant to ask others for a repeat when I cannot understand the message fully, as well as seeking assistance from them in respect to their time and boundaries. I stick to using all possible independent means completing a task to the best of my ability for the sake of adaptability and courtesy, which are two major factors under employee performance evaluation.

Tell me the difference between good and exceptional.

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  • Being good enough is someone who can deliver high quality output on time aligned with the client’s needs while being exceptional is not only excellent in his duties, but also the capability to promote healthy work culture.

There's no right or wrong answer, but if you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would you be?

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  • A place where I can develop myself to become a better person.

What do you like to do for fun?

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  • I play piano, compete with amazing world champions in online competitions, and watch selected world news.

What do you do in your spare time?

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  • I am consistently upskilling to stay myself relevant in the current job market.

Are you planning on having children?

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  • I prefer not to answer this question now. Life is unpredictable. Anything can happen in the future.

How do you think I rate as an interviewer?

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  • I think you are doing a pretty good job as an interviewer. Asking me tough questions is challenging, but that approach helps us navigate where do I stand and what I can do better as an individual.

When can you start?

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  • I can start immediately if I start with a remote work setup first until I find a safe place to rent near your company location that is within my means.

Are you willing to relocate?

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  • Yes. I just need to ensure that a place to rent is safe and affordable, as well as how easy it is to commute.

Is there anything else you would like us to know?

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  • Yes. In case I have created new accomplishments to showcase in the upcoming days that resemble the Software Developer requirements your company is looking for; I will keep you posted while my application process is pending.

⛳ Skills

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Web Development

HTML CSS Javascript SASS Bootstrap jQuery React

Backend Development

Python Go MySQL

Documentation

Markdown Sphinx

Project Management

Coggle Miro Trello

Software Testing

Selenium Jenkins

Creative Design

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe XD Adobe Premiere Pro Figma Canva

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