Nyan Lin Thu
Marine engineer by degree.Project manager by trade.Esports systems builder by conviction.

Five years of marine engineering.
Myanmar Maritime University, Bachelor of Engineering, 3.7 GPA. A ship’s engine room teaches one thing early: a system either holds pressure or it doesn’t. Opinions don’t count.
Then the systems got bigger than engines.
Nearly five years at Fortune International in Yangon. Built the Group’s first PMO, led a SAP Business One implementation from blueprint to handoff, ran ISO 9001, and delivered a national livestock identification system for the government. MSc in Project Management with Distinction. PMP.
Now the system is the roster.
Head Coach and Technical Program Lead for Yangon Galacticos Dota 2. Built the cloud analytics platform that replaced debate with evidence — and won EPL World Series 12 with it. For the 2026 season, elected by the Myanmar Esports Federation to coach the national Dota 2 side.
Championships counted: EPL World Series 12 Champions · Back-to-back MSL Myanmar Champions · MESL National Esports Champions 2026 · MSL Myanmar Season 1 Champions · 1xBet Rivals Mekong Champions (4–1) and MESL: Road to WEC (4–1).
- EPL World Series 12 Champions — 3–0 in the final vs Ivory.
- Reached The International 2026 SEA Closed Qualifier, plus multiple Tier-1 closed qualifiers.
- Built the team's cloud analytics platform — 70% less prep time, draft and roster calls made on data.
- Back-to-back MSL Myanmar Champions — Season 2 (4–0) and Season 3 (4–2); the Season 3 title qualified the team for the Esports World Cup 2026.
- 1st Runner-Up at Esports World Cup/MSC 2026.
- MESL National Esports Champions 2026 — 4–0 in the final; the title qualified the team for the Asian Games 2026.
- Qualified for the M7 World Championship — top-8 finish on the sport's biggest stage.
- MSL Myanmar Season 1 Champions — 4–2 in the final; the title qualified the team for the Esports World Cup 2025.
- Top 8 at Esports World Cup/MSC 2025 — one event, both names.
- 1xBet Rivals Mekong Champions (4–1) and MESL: Road to WEC (4–1).
- Represented Myanmar at the Games of the Future.
Experience
Two careers that turned out to be the same job: take scattered signal, turn it into a decision someone can act on, and be accountable for the result.
Current
- Elected by MESF to coach Myanmar’s national Dota 2 side for the 2026 season.
- Full ownership of performance systems, analytics and competitive strategy for a professional esports organisation.
- Designed, built and shipped a cloud analytics platform (Google Cloud, Firebase, Python) that continuously collects, processes and visualises competitive data — preparation time down 70%.
- Turned previously unquantifiable areas — decision quality, in-game discipline, practice consistency, opponent preparation — into dashboards and KPIs the whole organisation works from.
- Invented the Coaching Digest: review clips packaged into one timestamped, tagged, shareable link.
- Results under the system: EPL World Series 12 Champions (3–0 in the final); The International 2026 SEA Closed Qualifier.
- Built the team’s first data pipelines and draft-analysis tooling — the foundation of the platform above.
- Promoted to full-time Head Coach once the systems proved decisive in match preparation.
- Established the Group’s first PMO — project databases, Looker Studio, organisational process assets — giving the Board standardised visibility across every business unit.
- Product Owner for the SAP Business One → Power BI integration; redesigned transaction flows to be system-reliant.
- Led SAP B1 from blueprint to handoff (+80% workflow efficiency on BESTMIX integration) and the version upgrade (error tickets down 50%+, handling cost down 80%).
- Led ISO 9001 implementation for Fortune Elevator; customer satisfaction rose to ~70%.
- Delivered the Myanmar Livestock Identification System end-to-end: government RFP, vendor selection, RFID ear tags, train-the-trainers, closeout.
- Coordinated telecom tower-to-rooftop migrations, cutting OPEX by 60%+.
Education & credentials
An engineering degree, a management master’s, and the certification that sits on top of both.
Everything I built
Every one of these is live. They were built for rosters that needed to win, not as portfolio pieces — which is why they still run.
Every module feeds the same funnel — opponent habits, meta structure, hero-slot economics, pick sequencing — and the funnel ends in the draft simulator where the plan is rehearsed before it's played.
Opponent Tendency Analysis
Every tournament draft in one database, filterable by team, opponent, or hero combination — so a team's habits become numbers, not a feeling.
Open live app ↗Metagraph
Maps meta relationships between heroes as a connected graph so drafts start from current signal, not last patch's assumptions.
Open live app ↗Trend Analysis
Tournament-to-tournament meta comparison: which 8th picks rose, fell, or emerged — with contest-rate deltas.
Open live app ↗Hero × Pick Slot
How often a hero is taken at each of the 24 draft positions — and how often it wins there.
Open live app ↗Pick Sequence
When a team opens with this hero, what does the same team pick next? Opening + follow-up synergy.
Open live app ↗IntPlayer Flex
Player-overlap matrix: which heroes flex between which players — the ambiguity an opponent must respect.
Open live app ↗Draft Simulator
Rehearses a draft before it happens — runs multiple pick/ban scenarios against anticipated opponent lines, like chess with several boards open.
Open live app ↗Pattern Coaching Tool
Every observation from watching pro matches logged and aggregated into a Category × Tournament matrix, drillable to timestamped coach notes.
Open live app ↗Interactive Map
Draw ward placements and rotation routes directly on the map, with annotated per-fight notes for formation review.
Open live app ↗Itemization App
Synchronized item-progression workshop — lines up both teams' builds on one game clock and flags gold-advantage swings.
Open live app ↗A knowledge-sharing format designed for coaching review — timestamped replay clips packaged into one scrollable, shareable link.
If it can’t be measured, it can’t be coached.



