I work between product, design, and code — figuring out what to build, then shipping it with an AI co-pilot riding shotgun. Currently looking for internships where I can do that for real.
I'm a third-year student at KMUTNB Prachinburi, working at the intersection of product, design, and code — starting from understanding the problem and ending with shipping something people actually use.
My strength sits in the thinking phase — interviewing users, unpacking problems, sketching solutions — rather than spending hours head-down in code. When it's time to ship, I work alongside an AI co-pilot: faster output, sharper learning along the way.
Outside of dev, I serve as Secretary for the Student Organization and ran an online tutoring program for incoming first-years — passed down by previous tutors to handle solo. Both roles widened how I read different users and sharpened the communication I bring back to product work.
Partnered with the President to drive executive decisions, plan operations, manage the team, and build the campus-wide student organization website.
Recommended by previous tutors to take over the freshman foundations program (2026 cohort) — delivered a 3-day online intensive solo to bridge the gap from high school to university-level coursework.
Managed the org's main communication channel — fielded daily questions from students and parents. Joined planning, executed events, and supported team operations.
With a 5-person team, interviewed Sakura Tofu Co. and uncovered an unused waste stream — leftover okara (soybean pulp from tofu production) being discarded. Designed a circular-economy product that turns the waste into pet pee pads. Earned Honorable Mention; the company picked up the concept for production.
