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Cled Ngoy — systems engineer, backend & security.

I design for the failure mode first — architecture, data boundaries, and the security assumptions that hold when something goes wrong. Frontend when it's asked of me. A fictional universe on the side.

Cled Ngoy

About

I'd rather understand a system than just ship it.

I'm a developer who leans hard toward the backend — logic, architecture, systems, and how the pieces fit together. Given a problem, I want to know why it's built a certain way, what the alternatives were, what it costs, and how it holds up two years from now. That habit shows up in most things I build, from platform architecture down to how I structure a fictional universe.

My day-to-day stack runs on Node.js, TypeScript, React and Next.js, with PostgreSQL and MongoDB behind them, shipped through Docker and Railway. Frontend is less of a comfort zone — but I still end up doing plenty of it, this site included.

Outside of code, I'm building a fairly massive narrative world, chasing webtoons and manga, and usually gaming.

Based in
Nicosia, Cyprus · from Lubumbashi, DR Congo
Focus
Backend, architecture, systems design
Also does
Frontend, when the project needs it
Runs on
Late nights, gaming breaks, and a lot of "why"

Experience

What I've been responsible for

Architecture and security decisions, not just tickets closed.

  1. 2026 — nowcurrent

    Backend System Designer & Security Lead

    — Kyria Technologies

    mvutano.com — Mvutano SaveVoice

    Architecture and security design for a multi-tenant SaaS platform that gives humanitarian organizations an accountability channel to the people they serve — collecting, routing, and tracking feedback and complaints safely, at scale.

    Built with Timothée Nkwar (Site · GitHub · LinkedIn).

  2. 2025 — nowcurrent

    System Designer / Fullstack Developer / Cybersecurity Specialist

    — Arc Team

    fleetarc.team

    A sports-team management platform — backend system architecture, scalability, data security, and the team-management tooling built on top of it.

    • Backend architecture and scalability planning for a team-management product.
    • Data security across the platform's storage and access layers.
    • Fullstack delivery — from schema and API design through to the tooling teams actually use.

    Built with Samuel Charles (GitHub · LinkedIn).

  3. 2025

    System Architect / Designer

    — SCEA-PANSEA

    scea-pansea.org

    A coupon-management system for sanitation and hygiene programs in remote areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo — business logic, backend architecture, and data integrity built around low-connectivity field conditions.

    • System design constrained by limited-connectivity infrastructure in the field, not a typical always-online deployment.
    • Coupon issuance, tracking, and redemption logic for a public-sanitation program with real social impact.
    • Backend architecture, scalability, and data security and integrity across the system.

    Built with Timothée Nkwar (Site · GitHub · LinkedIn).

Stack

Tools I reach for

Backend-first, but comfortable moving up and down the stack.

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • PHP
  • Java
  • C#

Frameworks

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Django
  • FastAPI
  • Flask

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
  • SQL
  • Data modeling
  • Firebase
  • Supabase

Security

  • JWT
  • OAuth2
  • 2FA / TOTP
  • Encryption (Fernet)
  • RBAC
  • OWASP Top 10

AI & prompting

  • Prompt engineering
  • LLM integration
  • RAG

Infra & tools

  • Docker
  • Railway
  • Cloudflare
  • GitHub
  • GitLab

Design & docs

  • Figma
  • PlantUML
  • Draw.io

Project

Something built end-to-end, on my own

One project, given room instead of competing for space in a grid of badges.

.Flex

An always-running desktop suite that stands in for ten single-purpose apps — file explorer, media player, PDF viewer, image editor, text editor, format converter, QR generator, file-recovery tool, and a paint/vector/3D workspace — behind one shell and one plugin architecture.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • PyWebView
  • PyQt
  • Plugin architecture
  • Desktop
View on apps.ingene.xyz

Engineering notes

  • PyWebView over Electron: a local Flask server renders a static frontend inside the OS's native webview — no bundled Chromium runtime shipped with the app.
  • 10 tools (DExplorer, DPlayer, DText, DPDF, DPicture, FormatFlex, QRCode, DRecover, DStudio, DDimension) load as independent plugins; a broken import degrades one tool, not the shell.
  • Each extension ships its own self-updater — checks, downloads, and extracts a new version in place with a live progress bar.
  • One static-asset pipeline serves every extension's detail page, carousel, and About section — no per-tool duplication.

More on GitHub.

Off the clock

Building a world on the side

The other half of the imagination — stories, not systems.

Beyond the code

I've got a big imagination — I build fictive worlds. I'm drawn to webtoons, manga, anime, gaming, long stories, books (novels and short stories), and movies.