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Huy Tran

Engineering history

Timeline

Verifiable engineering history. Not a resume — the question this page answers is what was built and verified, not what job titles accumulated.

2026

FieldProof

VERIFIED –

Built from an empty repository to a system with an installable build, a live review console and an acceptance record that names the evidence behind every criterion.

  • Offline draft capture with idempotent sync
  • Row Level Security enforced and forced, proven by pgTAP
  • Next.js review console, read-only by policy
  • Hosted smoke against the real Supabase project
  • Real-device QA that found a missing submit action
Evidence →

First Week

VERIFIED

A contract-first Flutter app whose product argument is that a checklist nobody has filled in must look empty rather than plausible.

  • 9-operation OpenAPI contract fixing what each screen may ask for
  • 271 schools seeded once from a public API and committed
  • Two deliberately unequal pilot checklists
  • Device pass that caught a defect the tests missed
Evidence →

One Frame

PARTIAL

A local-first Android journal taken to a signed release build and device validation, then deliberately not published.

  • One entry per calendar day, enforced by the database key
  • Encrypted export and import through the share sheet
  • Release build gated on the signing key being present
Evidence →

Before 2026

Employment

HISTORICAL

Frontend and product engineering inside teams with customers — FPT Software (2014), GO1 (2016), CyberLogitec (2018) and Positive Thinking Company / CBTW (2022–2025). TypeScript, React, Next.js and Angular on the web; Flutter and React Native on mobile.

  • Work with users behind it, under someone else's repository and release process
  • Roles and dates are on the CV; no artifact from it is mine to publish
No evidence attached

Project dates come from the repository's own history. Employment dates come from my CV rather than from anything inspectable here, so they are stated on the CV and carry no evidence link — the distinction is the point of this page.