Ken Chen is a Senior Software Engineer based in Sydney with eight years of experience building full-stack and system-level software across product and infrastructure teams at Atlassian and in industry internships. He bridges low-level systems and polished UIs—evidenced by open-source work integrating a Node.js N-API and Electron frontend for Razer device control—while also shipping serverless and React/Redux solutions in production. A former university tutor in software engineering and computer networks, he brings clear technical communication and mentoring experience alongside hands-on delivery. Comfortable across CI/CD, SRE practices, and frontend performance optimisations, Ken combines pragmatic engineering with an eye for user-facing polish.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Newlands College, Wellington, New Zealand
Bachelor’s Degree, Bachelors of Engineering (Software Engineering) and Commerce (Finance), 3rd Year, Bachelor’s Degree, Bachelors of Engineering (Software Engineering) and Commerce (Finance), 3rd Year at The University of Queensland
Color effects manager for Razer devices for macOS. Supports High Sierra (10.13) to Monterey (12.0). Made by the community, based on openrazer.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:41 releases, 3 reviews, 205 commits in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Ken's commits focused on integrating a Node.js N-API to enable the project to utilize Razer device functionality. The changes involved creating a bridge between the C code managing Razer device interactions and a JavaScript-based frontend using Electron, which included implementing functionality for custom color selection. The commits also involved updating the build process using webpack. The user's work demonstrates a strong understanding of system-level programming and UI implementation.
Contributions:2 reviews, 14 commits, 5 PRs in 9 months
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