N° 001Frontispiece DisciplineFullstack Development CallsignDUCK StatusOpen to work

Phan Thanh Dat

I ship features that survive production. Nearly 4 years building web applications end to end — from database design and APIs to UI and release, with DevOps discipline in CI/CD, containers, and cloud deployment.

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Selected work 2026 — Present
CycleXTech Lead · Fullstack Movie PlatformDevOps Engineer
§ 01 // Work

Selected projects

DOSSIER PRJ.01FPT University · 2026

CycleX

Tech Lead & Fullstack Developer

A C2C marketplace for buying and selling second-hand bicycles — architecture, data model, and team workflow owned from the ground up.

  • Owned the system architecture and designed the relational schema across users, listings, categories, and transactions.
  • Defined structure and conventions — branching, pull-request reviews, and conflict resolution that kept the codebase stable across parallel work.
  • Main technical point of contact for architectural decisions and unblocking the team.
ArchitectureRelational DBGit workflowCode reviewTech leadership
SYS.00Capabilities

Operating stack

FrontendReact · Vue · jQuery — Tailwind, DaisyUI, shadcn, Bootstrap
BackendSpring Boot · Laravel · Express — REST, gRPC, Swagger, Postman
DataMySQL · PostgreSQL · MongoDB
OpsDocker · Ubuntu · CI/CD (GitHub Actions, GitLab) · Git
DOSSIER PRJ.02FPT Software · 2026

Movie Web Application

DevOps Engineer

Infrastructure and deployment for a streaming-catalog web app — reproducible environments and a self-hosted production stack.

  • Containerized app and database with Docker and Docker Compose for identical environments across the team.
  • Deployed on a self-hosted Proxmox server — VM provisioning, networking, and service configuration handled directly.
  • Designed the database schema and supported teammates on infrastructure and tooling.
DockerDocker ComposeProxmoxNetworkingDB design
§ 02 // About

Operator profile

04y
EXP.LOGyears building for the web, frontend to infra
End-to-end feature ownershipDB → API → UI → release
Software Engineering, FPT University HCMC2023 — present
F-Code — technical community memberworkshops · mentoring
Next objectivesenior fullstack · architecture

Comfortable owning a feature from database schema to production release — and convinced that good engineering is as much communication as code.

PHI.01

Own it end to end

A feature isn't done at the pull request. Designing the data model, building the API, implementing the UI, and shipping it to production is one continuous responsibility — owning the whole chain is how systems stay coherent.

PHI.02

Leadership is communication

Leading CycleX proved that technical leadership relies as much on clear communication and code-review discipline as on writing code. Conventions, reviews, and honest conversations about blockers keep a team's codebase stable.

PHI.03

Learn in community

Learning accelerates in a community. Explaining concepts to newer members at F-Code exposed gaps in my own understanding and pushed me to study more rigorously than solo learning ever did.

PHI.04

Theory sharpens practice

Practical skill compounds when grounded in fundamentals — data structures, architecture, and the software lifecycle. Deepening that theoretical foundation is a deliberate, ongoing investment for solving larger-scale problems.

Certifications // Coursework
  • User Experience Research and Design Specialization
  • Web Design for Everybody: Web Development & Coding
  • Software Development Lifecycle Specialization
  • Java Programming & Software Engineering Fundamentals
B.S. Software Engineering — FPT University, Ho Chi Minh City 2023 — present · transferred from AI · Python foundation
§ 03 // Contact

Start a transmission

phanthanhdat2505@gmail.com
TEL  +84 141 772 92 LOC  10.7626° N, 106.6602° E — Ho Chi Minh City, VN