What happens when curiosity meets your AWS Credit?
What happens when curiosity meets your AWS credit? A story about exploring AWS services and the lessons learned along the way.
Software development has been my passion since I was 13 years old. I still remember starting to code using Visual Basic 2008, learning from a 500-page book my teacher gave me. At that time, quality programming resources were scarce, so I carried that book between school and home every day. This dedication led me to compete in Visual Basic programming competitions, which sparked my deeper dive into software development.
This passion guided me through my education at Maejo University, where I discovered more resources than I could have imagined as a child. I studied new programming languages, algorithms, compilers, and higher mathematics with the same fascination that drove me initially. It was there that I truly understood how much there was yet to learn.
Now, working in the industry, this passion remains strong. There's always more to learn, more problems to solve, and more solutions to build. I'm grateful for this continuous journey of growth and excited about what lies ahead.
Today I'm a software engineer with over 10 years of experience building and scaling backend systems, from mission-critical banking mainframes to modern serverless cloud platforms. I specialize in AWS serverless architecture, RESTful and GraphQL APIs, and leading cloud migrations that improve scalability while reducing operational overhead. At Tyler Technologies, I build and maintain C# and Angular applications for public sector Corrections Solutions, architect ECS-to-Lambda migrations, and design Python automation that proactively surfaces security vulnerabilities and engineering follow-ups.
Along the way I've coached engineering teams on Infrastructure as Code, partnered with CTOs and product stakeholders on new platforms, and driven measurable business impact, including a 400% sales increase from a platform rebuild. I care deeply about reliability, clean architecture, and sharing what I learn, which is why I write and create content about serverless development.
Building and maintaining legacy C# applications on-premises and in the Cloud for the Corrections Solutions team, with Angular frontends and RESTful APIs
Led design and implementation of scalable backend infrastructure for second-generation Slack onboarding automation
Delivered cloud migrations and backend API solutions for government and enterprise construction platforms
Built scalable serverless APIs and coached engineering teams on Infrastructure as Code best practices
Led design and development of responsive eLearning platform, driving significant business growth
Developed data conversion programs and implemented batch processing for critical banking operations
Computer science education focused on software development and algorithms
Secured second place in competitive AWS Hackathon, demonstrating exceptional technical innovation and problem-solving skills in cloud architecture and serverless solutions.
Selected participant in the exclusive Road to re:Invent Hackathon 2025, showcasing cutting-edge AWS technologies and innovative solutions alongside top-tier developers worldwide.
A comprehensive fitness tracking application built with modern web technologies to help users monitor their workout progress and achieve their fitness goals.
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What happens when curiosity meets your AWS credit? A story about exploring AWS services and the lessons learned along the way.
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