I’m an engineer turned aviator-in-the-making, bringing a decade-plus of technical precision and high-stakes decision-making to the flight deck. My background in metallurgical engineering and technical project management taught me to diagnose problems fast, respect procedure, and never cut corners — the same instincts that matter most at 30,000 feet.

Holding an ICAO English Level 5 certification, I communicate clearly and confidently under pressure, whether that’s coordinating with a crew, a tower, or a client halfway across the world. Years spent leading technical and customer-facing operations sharpened my ability to stay composed when things get tense, keep safety non-negotiable, and pull a team together when it counts.

Sales and marketing rounded out the picture — teaching me to read people, stay easygoing under pressure, and lead with patience rather than ego. I bring that same mix of technical rigor and good humor into the cockpit: someone who takes the job seriously, but never takes themselves too seriously.

Education

Chulalongkorn University
Master of Engineering November 30, 2005 - May 28, 2008 Earned a Master's degree in Metallurgical Engineering, specializing in the science of metals and alloys — their structure, strength, failure modes, and behavior under extreme stress, heat, and pressure. The program combined rigorous materials science with hands-on problem-solving: analyzing why components fail, designing for durability, and applying strict quality and safety standards to real-world engineering systems. This foundation built a mindset that translates directly to aviation — an obsessive attention to structural integrity, a deep respect for tolerances and specifications, and the analytical discipline to trace a problem back to its root cause rather than treat symptoms.

Work Experience

Chief Operating Officer
ABI Manufacturing int. - January 1, 2021 Oversee day-to-day operations across production, technical, and customer-facing functions, ensuring efficiency, quality, and safety standards are consistently met. Responsible for cross-functional team leadership, process optimization, and high-stakes decision-making under time and resource constraints — skills directly transferable to the operational discipline and crew coordination required in aviation.

Highlights

NOK Student pilot scholarship
August 1, 2017 Selected from thousands of applicants for NOK Air's competitive Student Pilot Program, one of a select few chosen to train abroad. Completed professional flight training at a flight school in Abbotsford, BC, Canada, graduating with a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), Multi-Engine (ME) rating, and Instrument Rating (IR) with frozen ATPL.

Aircraft Experience

DA-42
  • Time in Type: 33 hrs
  • Last Training: February 1, 2019
  • Training Type: Multi engine piston
  • Facility: Thailand
  • Price/Day: $1000
C-172
  • Time in Type: 212 hrs
  • Last Training: January 28, 2019
  • Training Type: Single engine piston
  • Facility: Thailand
  • Price/Day: $800