About

I'm Wen Qin, though online I mostly go by wqyeo or yeodev. I'm a software engineer based in Singapore.

Most of my day goes into business-automation software at work, and most of my nights go into open-source tools I felt like building or contributing to. I'm happiest working across the whole thing at once: the application people see, the services behind it, and the infrastructure it runs on. I reach for whatever language fits the problem instead of forcing one everywhere.

What I work with

I'll take an object-oriented language wherever I can get one. (Yes, I love my AbstractAnnotationConfigDispatcherServletInitializer.) That usually means Kotlin, Java, C#, or something in the C++ family. On the front end I'm normally in React or SvelteKit with TypeScript.

The other half of my time goes into operations: Kubernetes, Terraform, and Ansible across AWS, Oracle Cloud, Azure, GCP, Scaleway, and Hetzner, plus self-hosting on Proxmox.

And the part I saved for last because it's my favorite: DevOps, automating as much of the above as I can get away with.

Where I've worked

  1. Software Engineer

    RoboAct · May 2026 to present

    Full-stack SaaS work end to end: PHP and NestJS on the back end, React and SvelteKit on the front, Joomla, and CI/CD on Plesk and Azure.

  2. DevOps Engineer

    SwiftX Solutions · 2025 to 2026

    Ran Kubernetes on AWS and Oracle Cloud, automated infrastructure with Terraform and Ansible, and built out GitLab CI/CD pipelines.

  3. Full-stack Developer

    Singapore Institute of Technology · 2023 to 2025

    Built AI-driven integrations for a learning management system with Django and React, and helped run the deployment on Docker and Nginx.

  4. Infrastructure Consultant

    Freelance · 2022 to 2023

    Designed and deployed cloud infrastructure on AWS and Oracle Cloud for clients, tuning for performance, cost, and security.

  5. Software Developer

    STMicroelectronics · 2019 to 2020

    Wrote and fixed Java and C# software in an Agile team, starting out on the QA side with automated testing.

  6. Game Developer

    Grind Reel, Singapore Prison Service · 2016 to 2019

    Where it started: building and testing Unity games in C#, including an awareness game for the Singapore Prison Service.

My LinkedIn has the full timeline.