Computer Engineering & AI Student · AI/Computer Vision Intern
I build systems that run outside my own machine — from multi-camera vision to a web app that looks after itself on a server.
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A two-part smart-office system sharing a single GPU: multiple cameras track and identify people across rooms and publish enter/exit events onto a Redis Stream, which a Thai-language voice assistant reads to answer who is where. Roughly 38,000 lines of Python that I designed and built from scratch.
A bilingual portfolio whose entire content is editable from an admin panel without redeploying — with the admin reachable only over Tailscale, nightly encrypted backups, and a restore procedure actually tested against the live server.
The architecture specification for a multi-tenant booking SaaS for Thai service businesses, revised through five review rounds until every internal contradiction was resolved and the design was frozen. This is design work — no code has been written yet.
An interactive site explaining a multi-agent AI architecture mapped onto five brain regions — what each agent owns, what it is forbidden to decide, which models it runs, and how much VRAM it costs — with a data-flow simulator and a hardware comparison matrix.
A board where everyone on the team logs in, writes what they did today, watches the whole team's board update near-realtime, and can look back at any past day. Sessions are HMAC-signed by hand rather than pulling in a full auth library.
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2026-07
IISDInternship
2023
Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (TNI)Education
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I am a Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence student at Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology (TNI), currently interning at IISD in AI and computer vision. The work I am proudest of is AIOT Smart Office, which I started and wrote almost entirely myself — roughly 38,000 lines of Python joining multi-camera person tracking to a Thai-language voice assistant, both sharing a single GPU and communicating over one Redis Stream. What interests me is not getting code to run but getting it to survive being released: a system should say it does not know rather than guess, a contract between two services should break in CI instead of in production, and a backup that has never been restored is not yet a backup. The site you are reading was built and deployed by me, including keeping its admin panel off the public internet and testing a real restore.
Bangkok, Thailand