I've been paid to build software since I was 15 — a decade of it now. Freelance web work through school, then Information Technology at KMITL, where I took a gut microbiome testing platform from a part-time project to full-stack ownership over three and a half years. Alongside it I finished an MBA — because I wanted to understand the business I was building software for, not just the software.
In December 2024 I co-founded Ai Deta and now lead the engineering team. Most software gets bought first and bent to fit the work afterwards. I do it the other way around — listen first, start from the outcome you actually want, then build the smallest system that delivers real value. AI goes in only where it earns its place. Never as decoration.
I can sit with a non-technical client in the morning, scope the solution myself, and review the architecture with my team in the afternoon — and be accountable for both.