Christian Teo.Let's talk
Software engineer / Independent workBased in Chicago, IL

Make itwork.Make it matter.

I'm Christian Teo. I build software, AI-assisted workflows, and practical tools that make complicated work feel simple.

AT THE INTERSECTION OF
ENGINEERING & USEFULNESS.
SCROLL TO EXPLORE
CHRISTIAN TEO / SELECTED WORK
01 / SELECTED WORKProducts, tools, and experiments.

Things worth
making.

Some start with a problem. Others begin with a question. These are a few that became working software.

Original calctl project screenshotView project
02 / Developer toolingSwift / EventKit / macOS

calctl

A native macOS Calendar command-line tool. List and manage events directly through EventKit, including recurring schedules and edits to individual occurrences.

View source
Original Hackathon Voting Platform screenshotView project
03 / Full-stack applicationNext.js / Supabase / Vertex AI

Hackathon Voting Platform

A hackathon platform for submissions, blind pairwise voting, and Elo-based leaderboards, with optional AI-assisted judging and event summaries.

View source
More independent work on GitHub
02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORKA little about me.

Curious by default.
Builder by choice.

I'm a software engineer and MCS student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I like turning uncertain ideas into useful systems, from software architecture to the smaller interface decisions that make things feel considered.

Outside of building, I read about business, psychology, faith, and the way people make decisions.

More about me
Christian Teo, original photograph
Outside the editor
03 / THE BOOKSHELFWhat I've read, and what I'm reading.

Beyond
the code.

A collection of books that shape the way I think about work, people, and life.

Reading status comes from my saved website collection, not a live Apple Books connection.
Explore the full bookshelf
04 / GET IN TOUCHGood work usually starts with a conversation.

Have a problem
worth solving?

christianteohx@gmail.com

Software engineering roles, collaborations, or simply a good technical problem.