Web Engineer & Full-Stack Developer — Next.js on the front, NestJS/GraphQL on the back. Shipped a core-banking integration, a real-time multiplayer game and several web products on their own domains.
Hello, I'm Tran Phuong Nam, a Computer Science student at Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST). I'm currently a Full-Stack Developer Intern at OpenWay, previously a Frontend React Intern at Vitex Software JSC.
My frontend foundation is React and Next.js, backed by hands-on backend work with NestJS, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis. I like owning a feature end to end — from the interface and the API to the database, then Dockerising it and deploying to a real server.
From interface to database, then Dockerised and deployed — owning the full product lifecycle.
LIVEA client portal wired into the WAY4 core-banking platform. Instead of letting the frontend wrestle with SOAP/XML, I built a typed GraphQL gateway for client creation and lookup; security covers short-lived JWTs, rotating HTTP-only refresh tokens, logout blacklisting, rate limiting and role-based access control.
LIVEA real-time 2v2 football game. Server-authoritative Socket.IO architecture with a deterministic 30 Hz simulation — clients send input only and never own authoritative positions, which closes the door on cheating. Client-side prediction, reconciliation and entity interpolation keep it responsive under latency, on top of a custom collision engine and fixed-timestep Canvas 2D rendering.
A production work-management platform. I added Excel/print export, real-time dashboard updates, and the schedule, notification, event, settings and profile screens — while fixing critical defects in Kanban, task categorisation and URL-level access control.
LIVEAn end-to-end sports management product covering both user-facing workflows and APIs. I modelled the related sports data, tuned responsive performance, set up CI/CD and took it live: frontend on Vercel, backend on Railway, data on MongoDB Atlas.
LIVEA platform connecting tutors and students: search by subject, area and availability, then book and track sessions in one place. A modular backend and reusable frontend components kept the codebase readable as features and data relationships grew.
LIVEA companion for the 2026 national high-school exam: look up admission scores, practise, and plan university choices.
From lecture halls at HUST to products running in production — three years pointed in one direction.
Foundations in algorithms, data structures, databases, computer networks and software engineering.
Next.js and NestJS became the main pairing. My first full loop: design the API, build the interface, then put it live on its own domain.
Worked on PlanZ AI, Sportech and SportEnt in a Scrum environment: turning Figma designs into reusable components, plus routing, i18n, dashboards and schedules.
SportEnt, THPT 2026 and 4Players — each on its own subdomain, with CI/CD I set up and run myself across Vercel, Railway and AWS Lightsail.
A client portal integrated with the WAY4 core-banking platform: Next.js frontend, NestJS/GraphQL backend on PostgreSQL, Prisma and Redis; deployed through Docker, Caddy, Cloudflare Tunnel and Tailscale.