tinchung._

🤘archiving my internet footprint in one site, you can find it all here._

hi there, my name is Tin Chung. I am a Vietnamese tech enthusiast.

currently working in the blockchain space as a developer relation engineer and a core engineer of one protocol in the Polkadot ecosystem. My primary language at the moment is Rust and Typescript, and yes, I'm a Rustacean._

Github: https://github.com/chungquantin
Leetcode: https://leetcode.com/chungquantin/
Hashnode blog: https://chasechung.hashnode.dev/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tin-chung-36297a167/
X: https://x.com/chungquantin

read my blog 📚

openguild community discord._

project showcase

as a software engineer._

I started building software in high school as a self-taught developer, with C# as my first language.

To refine my skills, I pursued a Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology at RMIT University Vietnam. I've been coding for 6 years and have worked professionally as a software engineer for 4 years, starting during my sophomore year.

My primary languages include Rust, TypeScript, and C++, though my expertise extends beyond these.

You can learn more what I have built in projects

as a developer relation engineer._

in addition to my core engineering work, I enjoy sharing knowledge with others who share a passion for technology.

in 2024, I founded a community called OpenGuild to represent the Polkadot protocol in Southeast Asia. I grew the community from zero to 1,000 Discord members and 100 GitHub followers in under six months, with those numbers still rising. (Thanks to my colleague Cris Nguyen for make this works)

I create tutorials, host workshops, present at conferences, and use software to growth-hack the community.

you can learn more what have I built and presented in presentation and visualization.

as an open-source contributor._

I enjoy building Free Open-Source Software (FOSS) and contributing to existing open-source projects.

I admire engineers who focus on innovation and discovery over profit, which is a mindset I bring to building the OpenGuild developer community.

Outside of my professional work, I dedicate my spare time to exploring and contributing to FOSS.

Discover pull requests I contributed to:

You can learn more what open-source projects I built in projects

career timeline._

Q3.2018 - Q3.2019 | Started learning and building ASP .NET Core MVC applications with C#
Q4.2019 - Q4.2020 | University journey begins, python and java are two primary languages during this period.
Q1.2021 | Found my first software engineering job for a small startup, learnt React and Typescript.
Q3.2021 - Q1.2022 | In the same year 2021, I started my journey in blockchain. Grow a student club in FinTech as a head of technology. First remote job building a Lightning Network technology solution. First on-site fulltime job using Rust and Typescript.
Q1.2022 - Q4.2022 | Left the first company, joined a remote software engineer position of an Australian startup. Working with Solana technology.
Q1.2023 - Q2.2023 | Exchange to the US university in Boston. Deep dive into algorithm design and low-level programming with C/C++ and Assembly. At the same time, founding another startup called Amazely in a AI marketing space (GPT went crazy at this time).
Q3.2023 | Built my first indie hack project called TabHub. Spent 3 months for development.
Q4.2023 - Current | Kickstarted journey with OpenGuild as a DevRel Lead and still working until now.
Q3.2024 - Current | Joined R0GUE IO as a software engineer (specializing in Substrate development)

organizations I worked with

R0GUE

Amazely