Born and raised in a hardworking farming family in rural Vietnam, I actually started my career in tech much earlier than you’d think. My "Version 1.0" involved manual debugging—literally. Instead of fixing syntax errors, I was out in the rice fields hunting down actual bugs that threatened the family harvest. You could say I was a Senior Pest Control Engineer before I even knew what a motherboard was.
Eventually, I decided to trade the scorching sun for the blue light of a monitor. I swapped my straw hat for a pair of headphones and migrated from the muddy fields to the university lecture halls. My tools have changed from sickles to NodeJS and Javascript, but the mission remains the same: find the bug, squash it, and make sure the system grows strong.