Bor Huey Heu
About Bor Huey Heu
Bor Huey Heu serves as a Lead Developer/System Engineer at SWIFT, where he has worked since 2013. He has a background in Computer Science from Monash University and has held senior roles at Amdocs and Asiainfo, contributing to significant projects in cloud solutions and infrastructure modernization.
Work at SWIFT
Currently, Bor Huey Heu serves as a Lead Developer/System Engineer at SWIFT, a position he has held since 2013. He operates from the Kuala Lumpur office in Malaysia. His role involves significant contributions to the development and engineering of SWIFT's software solutions. Notably, he has led the design and implementation of the NI Controller microservice, which is essential for providing SWIFT connectivity to small and medium institutions through cloud infrastructure. Additionally, he has retrofitted the Alliance Controller to function on a new Accord, transitioning it from a J2EE application server to an OSGi Java application.
Previous Experience
Before joining SWIFT, Bor Huey Heu worked at Amdocs as a Senior Software Developer from 2009 to 2012 in the Changing Worlds Malaysia office located in Kuala Lumpur. His responsibilities included developing software solutions and enhancing existing systems. He also held a position as a Senior Consultant at Asiainfo for eight months in 2013. His diverse experience in software development has contributed to his expertise in system engineering.
Education and Expertise
Bor Huey Heu studied Computer Science at Monash University, where he earned a Bachelor of Computer Science from 2003 to 2004. Prior to this, he completed a Diploma in ICT (Software Engineering) at Mantissa Institute from 2001 to 2002. His educational background provides a solid foundation in software development and system engineering, which he applies in his current role at SWIFT.
Key Projects and Contributions
Throughout his career, Bor Huey Heu has been involved in several key projects. He developed the AMO Server release 1.0, which originated from a proof-of-concept project aimed at monitoring SWIFT interface applications on customer premises. He also successfully rolled out the CLS-TPS Renewal project, which involved migrating an outdated infrastructure to a modern platform, now operational in SWIFT Operating Centres. His contributions have significantly impacted the efficiency and effectiveness of SWIFT's services.