Software Engineer · Backend systems · Yangon, Myanmar

Htun Khaing Lynn

Software engineer who loves turning complicated backend flows into calm, dependable products—and happily follows every API security, distributed-systems, and fintech rabbit hole along the way.

How I work

Build carefully.
Stay curious. Keep it fun.

01

Expect the plot twists

Slow dependency? Duplicate message? Half-finished work? Good designs have a friendly plan for all three.

02

Leave a friendly trail

Good code should welcome the next person in, with clear rules and no treasure map required.

03

Listen to production

Logs, metrics, and traces tell great stories. I like giving them a voice from day one.

Fun problems, real systems

Projects I loved working on

See the whole playground →
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Aegis

A centralized API security platform with a FastAPI control plane, Go reverse proxy, and React dashboard that enforces access policies before traffic reaches backend services.

GoFastAPIReactPostgreSQL
Repository ↗
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2C2P Wave App

Cross-border remittance infrastructure enabling Myanmar nationals in Thailand to send money instantly to recipients in Myanmar.

JavaSpring BootREST APIsFinTech
Product page ↗

Notes from the rabbit holes

Recent discoveries

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Aug 28, 2026 · 6 min read

DDIA Second Edition: Chapter 2 Recap

My notes on nonfunctional requirements: performance, reliability, scalability, and building software that stays pleasant to operate and change.

DDIASystem DesignReliability

Aug 27, 2026 · 6 min read

DDIA Second Edition: Chapter 1 Recap

My friendly recap of trade-offs in data systems architecture: OLTP, analytics, cloud choices, distributed systems, and why context always wins.

DDIASystem DesignData Systems

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