15+ years turning messy, high-stakes problems into shipped platforms. From national-scale government systems to AI-native product workflows, I build the roadmap and the team that delivers it.

I'm a product leader based in Bangkok. For fifteen years I've worked at the seam between product and engineering. Close enough to the code to be credible with CTOs, focused enough on outcomes to keep teams pointed at what actually matters.
I tend to show up when things are ambiguous: a brand-new company with no process, a national platform with competing agencies, a global team spread across four continents. As a dual US–Thai citizen I can push Silicon Valley urgency and read the room in a traditional org. Usually in the same meeting.
Most recently I built the product function at Bangkok Silicon Solutions. LLM evaluation, guardrails, and getting teams from prototype to validation in days, not quarters.
Side projects are where I pressure test how far an AI-assisted workflow can go. Each of these shipped through the same pipeline I run at work: written specs, agent-driven implementation, and review gates that do not care how the code was produced.
Message a LINE bot a photo of a receipt and Gemini reads it, logs the expense, and flags duplicates by image and content hash. Handles multi-receipt photos and Thai Buddhist-era dates. A web dashboard and an Expo companion app show where the money went.
A Claude Code agent that reads a job posting, pulls matching facts from a personal knowledge vault, and produces a tailored resume and cover letter as styled Word and PDF files. Scores keyword coverage for applicant tracking systems and scans fetched postings for prompt injection before acting on them.
Can a phone camera trace a golf ball in flight without 3D reconstruction? A Swift feasibility spike that answers exactly that question with classical computer vision, zero third-party dependencies, and a test-first pipeline from frame differencing to curve fitting.
Hiring for a product leadership role, or just want to compare notes? The fastest way to reach me is email.