About

Always Learning

Hi, I'm Yi Jun , a software engineer based in Singapore. I enjoy turning complex systems into thoughtful products—and taking things apart to learn how they work.

Portrait of Yi Jun
Building · learning · writing

01 / Experience

  1. Thoughtworks

    Senior Software Engineer · DEC

    June 2026 — Present

    Current

    Tinkering with Agentic workflows, trying to stay abreast and get good at managing my clankers. Always learning.

  2. Standard Chartered Bank

    Software Engineer · DevSecOps

    June 2023 — June 2026

    I integrate security tools and develop custom Azure DevOps extension tasks for CI/CD pipelines used across the bank’s technology functions.

  3. Indeed

    Software Engineer · IBU-Build RCM

    July 2022 — May 2023

    I joined the Singapore engineering team after graduation. It was a short but uniquely formative chapter before the local technology office closed.

  4. Autodesk

    Software Engineer Intern · AutoCAD Toolsets

    June 2021 — December 2021

    I built automation and DevOps workflows that provisioned cloud machines, installed AutoCAD products, ran test suites, and generated code-coverage data.

  5. GovTech Singapore

    Software Engineer Intern · GCSOC

    May 2020 — August 2020

    I developed the frontend for an in-house monitoring platform that detects web-based attacks against government websites.

02 / Education

National University of Singapore · 2022

Bachelor of Computing in Computer Science

Teaching

I served as a teaching assistant for CS1101S (opens in a new tab) and CS2030 (opens in a new tab), helping other students find their footing in programming.

Leadership

Beyond coursework, I was Vice Project Director for NUS RAG in 2019—a summer-long lesson in creative collaboration, logistics, and leadership.

03 / Soul-fuel

Web development

Interfaces, systems, and the details that make software feel good.

Arts, music & film

Stories and sounds that make ordinary days more interesting.

Exploring nature

Trading screens for trails, fresh air, and a slower pace.

Formula One

Engineering at the limit—with just enough beautiful chaos.