Vo Chinh
Senior Frontend Engineer — composable commerce, performance, AI-assisted delivery
- Production frontends
- 6+ years
- German enterprise clients
- 4+ years
- Commerce
- commercetools · Shopware · Shopify
- Certifications
- AWS Certified Dev · TOEIC 820
ComposableStorefronts&AIDelivery
- CASE STUDY // 01↗
Agentic delivery workflow
ProblemHigh effort on mechanical ticket steps (investigation, test scaffolding, docs) under tight agency deadlines.
OutcomeBuilt reusable Claude Code skills adopted by 4-5 engineers, cutting typical code investigation time in half.
- CASE STUDY // 02↗
Composable storefront, ANWR
ProblemSingle Next.js frontend on commercetools via Frontastic across three distinct enterprise storefronts.
OutcomeBuilt PLP/PDP Algolia search from scratch and raised Lighthouse performance score from around 60 to around 80.
- CASE STUDY // 03↗
BL Education course platform
ProblemGreenfield build with no existing frontend conventions and a small three-person frontend team.
OutcomeOwned the frontend build end to end, defining project templates, conventions, and technical documentation.
Composable commerce frontends
Next.js storefronts on commercetools, Frontastic, Shopware, and Shopify. Componentised catalogue and checkout, integrated with existing commerce, PIM, and ERP systems.
Performance and testing as delivery, not cleanup
Cypress and Vitest tests alongside features, focused on critical flows. Image and JavaScript optimisation raised one client storefront’s Lighthouse performance from around 60 to around 80.
AI-assisted delivery, verified
Ticket investigation, implementation, and test generation through reusable agentic workflows. Tests and human review remain part of every delivery.
Review-first.
The agentic workflows I build produce code faster than I could write it. That only helps if the review step is real, so the loop is designed around verification: every change runs against tests before I see it, and I read the diff as if a stranger wrote it.
This is the part people get wrong about AI-assisted engineering. The speedup is not in typing. It is in being able to spend the same hours on logic and edge cases instead of boilerplate, documentation, and test scaffolding.
I work asynchronously across Vietnam and EU timezones, which forces the same discipline: written decisions, small reviewable changes, and documentation that exists because it was generated as part of delivery rather than promised for later.
VerifiedProductionTechnologies
Experience&Foundations
SHOPMACHER eCommerce GmbH & Co. KG
Front-end / AI Integration Developer
NFQ Vietnam
Middle Front-end Developer
Enlab Software
Senior Front-end Developer
Nestsera
Junior Front-end Developer
Danang University of Technology
Engineer of Information Technology
Amazon Web Services
AWS Certified Developer – Associate
DaNangRoots&AsyncDiscipline
I am based in Da Nang and have spent most of my career working with European teams, which means most of my working habits were shaped by async collaboration and written decisions.
From my second year at university until a year after graduating, I mentored frontend for university students at S-GROUP, a non-profit in Da Nang, where I had been mentored myself when I started. I still mentor junior engineers at work.
Outside work: badminton, coffee with friends and my partner, family, books, and a habit of learning things nobody asked me to learn. Most provinces in Vietnam and eight countries so far.
DirectCommunication
Available for senior frontend and composable commerce roles, EU remote overlap, or relocation.
Remote preferred (worldwide/APAC/EU-async all fine); Da Nang onsite/hybrid fine; relocation abroad acceptable only with visa sponsorship + relocation package. Comfortable with EU-morning overlap and full APAC overlap. Holds 5-year multiple-entry Korea visa (tourist type).