Hi, I'm Jason, a Full-Stack Developer based in Hong Kong with over eight years of experience in software development. I've worked on a wide range of software projects, including scalable web applications, backend systems, APIs, automation solutions, and AI-powered products. I'm experienced in taking projects from requirements and architecture through development, deployment, and ongoing improvement. One of the projects I'm most proud of is a domain-based, multi-tenant online betting platform, built with Go, Next.js, and PostgreSQL. I worked on the architecture, APIs, business logic, and multi-tenant functionality. I also have hands-on experience developing AI applications with Qwen models, including an AI chat application, an English-Japanese translation application, and prompt-based image and video generation tools. At this stage, I'm looking to expand my professional network internationally and collaborate with people and companies from different countries. I'm not necessarily looking to build a new product from scratch. Since I already have experience developing different types of software products, I'm interested in joining existing projects, new development projects, employment opportunities, or business opportunities where my technical skills can provide real value. My goal is to find the right people and opportunities where we can work together, deliver successful projects, and generate profits for both sides. I'm open to: - Full-time or part-time development opportunities - Project-based software development - Long-term development partnerships - Working with international companies or startups - Web, backend, full-stack, and AI development - Other opportunities where my technical experience can contribute If you're from another country and looking for an experienced developer to join your project, support your development team, or collaborate on an opportunity, I'd be happy to connect. If you're interested in discussing potential projects, employment, or collaboration opportunities, please feel free to join our Slack community and contact us there:

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