Full-stack product delivery
Comfortable moving from interface details to backend routes, database design, and deployment-minded architecture.
React
Node.js
Express
PostgreSQL
React / Node.js / Product Engineering
Elton Xue
Full-stack software developer building practical, human-centered web products with React, Node.js, APIs, data systems, and a habit of turning rough ideas into working software.
Now
Engineering at Splunk
Education
UC Irvine CS, 2019
Languages
English and Mandarin
Builder, teammate, and lifelong tinkerer.
What I Build
Product-minded engineering across frontend systems, APIs, data models, realtime flows, and integrations.
Thoughtful collaboration
Public recommendations highlight steady execution, tenacity, clear communication, and close design-to-engineering partnership.
Design handoffs
Customer problems
Rapid iteration
Team clarity
Selected Projects
A few public projects that show the range: interview prep, social tools, finance, video search, and information retrieval.
Interview Prep
AceIt
A web app for practicing interviews with custom question banks, mock interviews, speech-to-text, and feedback from voice and tone analysis.
View projectCommunity
Minder
A social web application designed to connect mentors and mentees through a focused matching and communication experience.
View projectFinance
Save
A finance management application centered on organizing money habits and making everyday financial decisions easier to track.
View projectVideo
Toobular
A custom user interface for searching and watching videos through the YouTube API.
View projectSearch
Swerve
A search engine that accepts full-text queries and retrieves URLs from an inverted index built from webpages.
View projectInternal Tools
Coreoverflow
A developer question and idea forum using DynamoDB, AWS Lambda, Express, and React/Redux.
View projectBeyond Code
The public profile has the good human texture too: lifting, basketball, hiking, meeting new people, and making things.
Builder energy
Elton's work has a clear pattern: pick a real problem, wire up the moving parts, and keep iterating until people can use it.
Southern California roots
UC Irvine computer science, public projects from the college years, and a profile that still reads like someone who enjoys the craft for its own sake.
Let's build something useful.
For collaboration, recruiting, or project notes, LinkedIn and GitHub are the best public places to start.