About Me.

Since childhood, I have been fascinated by software and digital creation. It started with video editing and 3D modeling tools like Sony Vegas, SketchUp, Maya, and Blender, eventually moving to the Adobe Creative Suite—Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Lightroom. I also experimented with Dreamweaver for basic frontend and CSS while working with PHP. These experiences allowed me to help with school projects frequently and sparked my joy in creating things with computers.

This passion led me to pursue Computer Science. I realized that code is the heart that brings software to life. During my studies, I practiced coding and explored various technologies. Initially, I enjoyed solving logical problems with C, C++, and Java, but I felt a disconnect because Command Line Interfaces lacked the interactivity of modern applications.

That shifted when I discovered web development. I started with PHP and a personal project: a book-reading log application. It evolved from a C-based version to a full web app, and later, I rebuilt it using Next.js. This project became my playground for learning modern web development and formed the foundation for my future work.

Since then, I have extensively used Next.js for personal projects, coursework, and freelance jobs. My core stack includes Next.js, Prisma, MySQL, Tailwind, and Phusion Passenger. While this may not be the standard enterprise stack used by large corporations, it allows me to develop and deploy projects rapidly, solve problems effectively, and meet user needs at a very low cost (less than 1,500 THB/year). However, I am also capable of working with enterprise-level stacks when required.

I am always eager to try new things. Studying Computer Science gave me opportunities to explore Cloud computing and AWS, which I can use fluently. I’ve also worked with Data and AI, such as training AI Chatbots for product recommendations, and have hands-on experience with IoT. Furthermore, I have a strong grasp of fundamental theories like Computer Networks, Data Structures, Algorithms, OS, Databases, and Software Engineering, allowing me to apply theory to practice systematically.

In terms of teamwork, I collaborate well with others. I often take on roles involving task division, project structuring, timeline management, and documentation. I have loved writing documentation since middle school, especially using Microsoft Word, because I find satisfaction in organized and beautiful documents. I frequently summarized lessons for friends, often producing detailed summaries rather than brief notes.

Just like editing videos, designing infographics, or developing web apps, creating things that others can use practically—and seeing them enjoy the ease and utility of my work—has always been my greatest source of happiness.