Danny Chee

CS @

University of Waterloo

UWaterloo

Building cool software for many users, has an interest in data optimization and AI/ML systems.

Experience

Symcor

Software Engineer Intern

Symcor

Sep. 2025 - Dec. 2025

AfterQuery Experts

Data Engineer (Contract)

AfterQuery Experts

May. 2025 - Aug. 2025

Projects

AI Skincare App

AI skincare app where I shipped core product features. Reached Top 70 in the App Store and 5,000+ daily downloads.

React Native
TypeScript
Python
Supabase
Expo
Cloudflare

Prediction Market Bot

Live market-making bot for crypto prediction markets with model-based pricing and calibration.

Python
Pandas
Pyarrow
Web3
Jupyter Notebook

AI Email Agent

Email agent that turns natural-language requests into multi-step Gmail actions with a self-correcting tool loop.

TypeScript
GCP
Twilio
OAuth 2.0
PostgreSQL
Redis
+2

Steins-Git

Steins;Gate-themed Git CLI wrapper that maps common git workflows to worldline-style commands.

TypeScript
Node.js
CLI
Git

AI Semantic Caching

Semantic cache for LLM apps that cuts repeated calls using hybrid retrieval and reranking.

Python
FastAPI
Docker
Qdrant
PostgreSQL

Medical Research Assistant

Assistant for researchers to clean and analyze medical datasets faster with automated LLM-powered preprocessing.

Python
Flask
Pandas
Docker
Google Cloud Run
Cohere
+1

Restaurant Discovery Platform

Restaurant discovery web app with rich filtering and recommendation logic for faster decision making.

Next.js
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Google Places API
PostgreSQL
REST API

More About Me

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Grew up in Kuala Lumpur for 12 years where I got into tech and gaming.

Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia

Moved to Vancouver for high school and had to adapt: new school, people, culture.

University of Waterloo

Waterloo, Ontario

Now studying Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, Canada's #1 tech school.

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Origin Story

Really got into software during the pandemic through Minecraft (Hypixel Skyblock). I started automating small tasks, then rapidly scaled everything up.

At one point, I was running 10+ bots, writing scripts for pathfinding, advertising, and in-game tasks. Not only was it fun, I had customers, did B2B sales, and met and learned from other developers.

This whole thing taught me a lot about building systems, scaling it, optimizing for performance and it's a big reason I like backend/infra heavy and efficiency problems now.