Portfolio — 2026Currently @ Implentio

SophiaChan.

Software engineer— also a team lead

TypeScript✦JavaScript✦React✦Next.js✦HTML✦CSS✦Tailwind CSS✦SQL✦Postgres✦Snowflake✦Kotlin✦Node.js✦AWS✦Kubernetes✦Terraform✦Git✦Claude API✦Accessibility✦Explain without jargon✦Curiosity✦Mentoring✦Event committees✦Always learning✦TypeScript✦JavaScript✦React✦Next.js✦HTML✦CSS✦Tailwind CSS✦SQL✦Postgres✦Snowflake✦Kotlin✦Node.js✦AWS✦Kubernetes✦Terraform✦Git✦Claude API✦Accessibility✦Explain without jargon✦Curiosity✦Mentoring✦Event committees✦Always learning✦

(About)

I’m a software engineer — and a bit of everything else. I like leaving things better than I found them.

Now

Engineering at Implentio — code, data, customers, and the coordination in between.

How I work

I ask questions, write things down, and explain without jargon. The soft skills are part of the job too.

Also

Event committees, mentoring, and a food journal that reviews the door before the dish — The Whole Table.

(Ask the database)

I work in data — so query me.

sophia@portfolio — psql

sophia=#SELECT role, status FROM sophia;

rolestatus

Software Engineerbuilding @ Implentio

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Selected Work

(7 projects)

Shipping invoices are where money quietly leaks — mischarges, surcharges, numbers nobody has time to check. At Implentio I build the tooling that catches them, and the job is whatever the day needs: TypeScript features, Snowflake queries, customer onboarding, or running the meeting that unblocks the week. I started as a volunteer intern; the hats kept coming.

Vol. internWhere it started

EngineerCode, data, customers

Technical leadCoordination & onboarding

TypeScriptKotlinSQLPostgresSnowflakeKubernetesTerraformClaude APICustomer ops

Behind the loginImplentio is B2B logistics software — there's no public demo to show. The timeline is the demo.

Community events don't organize themselves. I sat on the committee and built the site — speakers, schedule, the archive — then stood in a room full of cloud builders using the thing we made. Both halves count: the code, and the hundred small decisions that make an event feel cared for.

Next.jsTailwind CSSJavaScriptEvent opsCommittee

My first volunteer build, and the reason event sites keep finding me. I shipped the schedule, venue, and team pages, a PDF export feature, and the unglamorous work — mobile bugs, browser quirks, post-event archiving — that makes a site feel finished instead of just launched.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSjsPDFVolunteer

Teaching was part of my work long before tech. So when BrainStation handed me a 35-student full-stack cohort, the labs, code reviews, and debugging help came naturally — explaining hard things simply is still my favourite skill.

“Best reviews out of all the TAs.” — my director

TeachingMentoringFull-stackCommunication

Built for the version of me whose to-do list never matched the clock. MYTE gives every task a time estimate and a place on the calendar — a planner that treats the process, not just the outcome, as the point.

ReactNode.jsExpress.jsTailwind CSSSASS

A kids' Make, Bake & Grow contest deserved better than a flyer. I volunteered a serverless site for the Carstairs Horticultural & Craft Show committee — registration, contest categories, venue info, and Square-powered donations.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSServerlessSquare

Co-developed a personalized bundle builder with advanced search to simplify content selection and decision-making. Built with React and SASS following Git Flow.

ReactSASSHTML5Git Flow

Building, leading,
and always learning.

EmailSophia.GY.Chan@gmail.com LinkedInin/sophia-g-chan GitHub@Sophia-G-Chan Food BlogThe Whole Table

SophiaChan.

Selected Work

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Building, leading,and always learning.

Building, leading,
and always learning.