Computer engineering, UNSW · Sydney
Donald Chung
I'm a computer engineering student at UNSW and the lead growth engineer at Habeas. I build products end to end, then sell them, staff them, and keep them alive. Open to full-stack and product engineering roles in Sydney.
What's still open
My first real product answers one question about Sydney at 1am: what's still open? This is the same board, pointed at my own work.
Finds the venues open around you right now, counts down to last call, and plans a whole night in one tap.
Next.js
TypeScript
Google Places
Runs inventory, orders and low-stock alerts for a working retail business. It replaced the spreadsheets, and the staff use it daily.
Next.js
Supabase
Express
Finds and enriches ideal-customer accounts for the growth team, scraping and qualifying them with Firecrawl. It runs the top of the funnel at Habeas.
Firecrawl
TypeScript
Node.js
Generates the SEO and GEO content pipeline end to end: briefs, drafts and the queue that ships them. It feeds the growth cycles I own.
TypeScript
Next.js
Claude
Takes a bill of materials and returns lower-carbon swaps per line, the requirement each rejected swap failed, a repairability score with design fixes, and a sourced PDF.
React
FastAPI
Claude
A rehearsal room for social anxiety. Scenario chat, voice practice, and streaks that get you to come back tomorrow.
Next.js
OpenAI
Supabase
Reads the geometry of a 2D truss bridge and predicts its stress and deflection without running the solver.
Python
NumPy
FEM
A Kahoot-shaped REST backend built to production manners: auth, sessions, full CRUD, and tests that actually run.
TypeScript
Node.js
Express
Eight builds. Seven deployed and running. One still in the lab.
Who's behind the counter

Sydney, Australia
The rare part
isn't the code
I'm a computer engineering student at UNSW, and I can build the thing end to end. So can a lot of people. What's less common is that I've also had to sell it, staff it, and keep it alive once it was out.
I founded a studio and grew it to 110k monthly viewers while managing a team of artists. I led $100k of revenue in my first two months at Snap Wireless, then built the dashboard that team now runs on. That's why Snap Ops exists. I was the user before I was the engineer.
Right now I lead growth at Habeas, where I own the growth cycles end to end and the SEO and GEO content that feeds them. It's the same loop as the engineering, just measured in traffic instead of tests.
Outside that: Events Director at UNSW Golf Society, ex state rower, and a violinist for longer than I've been a programmer.
Monthly viewers at Ruggy Ducky Studios, grown from zero while directing a team of artists.
Revenue led in my first two months at Snap Wireless, before I built their ops tooling.
Average grade improvement across the students I tutored at Tuita, in physics, maths and biology.
Where I've worked
What I studied
What I build with
Still open
Looking for a full-stack or product engineering role at an early-stage team, somewhere small enough that shipping it and selling it are the same job. Sydney-based, available now.