Hello! I'm
BENJAMIN YONG
Self-taught Software Developer
This is my portfolio website focused on web app development projects. The range of projects showcased here include both my pet projects as well as the learning projects I underwent when I was doing The Odin Project.
This site is deployed on Vercel. Thank you for visiting!
Feel free to explore some of the works I have done on my own as part of my self-learning practice.
- - Technical project management role.
- - Management and coordination of project requirements, timelines and deliverables between clients and subcontractors.
- - Problem solving in engineering for technical feasibility and commercial viability.
- - Established a parametric workflow for a high-rise building project to facilitate efficient communication of design intent and structural necessities between team members.
- - Created Python and C# scripts for optimization of structure, material use, construction feasibility and environmental impact of building projects.
- - Use Python and C# for generative form-finding methods to optimize building design for various objectives such as material use and structural efficiency.
Hi there! I am Benjamin, and I am a self-taught software developer in Singapore. My journey started when I was 15 and tinkered with game development as a hobby. More than a decade later, I tried my hand at Unity. I enjoy building tools and systems and watching things work on their own, tightening the loose screws to keep things running in balance.
In 2022, I decided that I ought to see how far I could go with solving problems in development and programming. I started reading up about software engineering, and I embarked on The Odin Project. With it, I gained knowledge of best practices, web technologies, basic software architecture, and projects to practise my knowledge.
While I have finished The Odin Project, I have still been putting in consistent effort almost everyday to pick up skills and technical knowhow in front and back-end development. I read up on articles on the possibilities and recommended ways of solving various problems, and the documentations of different libraries and frameworks to get something working the way they are meant to, to achieve my desired outcomes. There is a lot more I have to learn and explore, and I intend to continue pursuing software engineering, both as a career and through my pet project ideas.
I hope to work with you soon!