I'm Saw Ye Htet, a software engineer in Singapore. I build useful tools and back them with real tests.
I built Job Helper, a Chrome and Firefox extension that tells Singapore job seekers if they can get a LinkedIn job before they apply (202 tests). I also built Tokey, an open-source tool that shows what each Claude Code prompt costs, and Mood Palette, a live web app that turns how you feel into colours and music.
Before that, during my internship at Singapore Polytechnic's Centre of Excellence in Maritime Safety, I was the main developer of a VR safety simulation for refuelling ships with methanol. It was used in 12 lab sessions over 11 months.
I graduated from Singapore Polytechnic in 2026 with a Diploma in IT (GPA 3.55). I'm open to full-time roles and other opportunities.
Projects
- Mood Palette, a React, Express and MongoDB app that turns written reflections into colours and music (2026)
- Job Helper for LinkedIn, a JavaScript browser extension, tested with Playwright, that checks if a Singapore job fits you (2026)
- Tokey, a Python terminal tool, built test-first, that tracks Claude Code token costs live (2026)
Earlier VR work
- Methanol Bunkering Safety VR Training, a Unity training simulation for maritime safety research (2025 – 2026)
- Jewelry Shop Robbery VR, a hand-tracked VR heist game with haptic gloves (2025)
Experience
- Unity VR Developer Intern (Research Assistant) at Centre of Excellence in Maritime Safety (CEMS), Apr 2025 – Feb 2026
- Diploma in Information Technology at Singapore Polytechnic, 2023 – 2026
- Experience, education, and skills
- Résumé (PDF)
Contact
- Email (sawyehtet.dev@gmail.com)
- GitHub
- Contact form and socials