Lead engineering for WeOmni (weomni.com), an e-commerce enablement platform of 40+ microservices on AWS and Tencent Cloud, running on Kubernetes. Architected the B2B2C platform from scratch, reaching $27M in sales within its first 10 months. Now leading an Odoo ERP program approaching ฿100M in contract value — custom modules and integration APIs for multiple enterprise clients — where my 4-person squad (2 dev, 1 QA, 1 lead) shipped a ฿50M-scale project in 2 months by pairing disciplined engineering with AI-assisted development. Also build internal tooling, from Jira automation to service monitoring, that accelerates the whole team.

Trusted as a quality gatekeeper for a regulated Dutch pension platform — reviewing pre-release code across multiple teams while building its web, service, and batch applications and shipping customer-driven features.

Co-founded and engineered an AI-driven recruitment platform that matches candidates to the right careers at a fraction of traditional cost. Designed the .NET Core microservice architecture on AWS and invented its key matching features — taking the product from idea to launch.

Created an unofficial .NET trading API client for IQ Option — streaming real-time options and stock data over WebSocket with Rx.NET reactive programming, sustaining thousands of messages per minute. Published on NuGet; earned 96 stars, 58 forks, and external contributors on GitHub.

Delivered a pension and insurance platform for the Norwegian market built on a low-fee, no-touch concept — automation replacing manual operations. Owned the periodic calculation engine at the heart of the product and its ASP.NET APIs. The formative chapter of my career: this is where I absorbed the core concepts of great software — designing architectures by best practices, writing genuinely testable modules, and living CI/CD with Jenkins — principles I've carried into every platform since.

Built systems for BAAC, Thailand's state agricultural bank — an SQL perspective system, credit-card and calculation engines on complex SQL Server procedures, and ASP.NET web applications where accuracy was non-negotiable.