Currently, I am an architectural designer at Osamu Morishita Architect&Associates, Osaka, Japan. Graduated a Master of Architecture in Building Technology at Thammasat University, Thailand and honors from Thammasat University with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture in 2012. As an architecture student, I have concentrated on exploring ideas in different frontiers and have honed my design skills through intense research with interdisciplinary experimentation. I believe that my serious interest in developing inventive answers combined with my design skill makes me well suited to your company culture. Developing design through questioning and answering has always been my strong quality. Throughout my undergraduate years at Thammasat University, I was encouraged to think and design through the process of critical analysis, concerning by perfect A score of all design studio. As Master Degree student, I am urged to develop ideas and solutions that are relevant to the real world. My graduating thesis project at Thammasat, “Development of Roof pond system to Reduce Heat in Residential Building in Hot-Humid Climate”, enabled me to deeply understand ways to integrate sustainable design into a creative solution, guarantee with International innovation award of Taipei, Gold medal award and 2 Honors prizes 
2014 Taipei INT`L Invention Show & Technomart (International). I also learn to innovatively used advanced energy simulation tools such as COMSOL Multiphysics and ECOTECTS software to explore the possibilities of the design. To further utilize this skill, I got full scholarship SSSV Scholarship from Kitakyushu University (Japan government scholarship). My research of building performance and environmental sustainability was published in “Asian Urban and Environment & Compact city conference, Kitakyushu University” that proceeding by research of “Thermal performance of a model roof pond in Tropical Climate”. In 2013 I got 3rd prize in architectural competition “LCTBC 2012 International Student Design Competition Compact City Proposal for the Dokai Bay Area in Kitakyushu (Japan)” and Finalist project of competition in 2011 (INNOVATIVE LIVING STEEL award, S SI Co,Ltd. Competition). In 2012, my design was recognized by 4+2* magazine, which placed me in their 2009-2011 Graduate Directory as one of the up and coming designers in architecture. I was also part of the Admission Committee at Thammasat University for its Master of Architecture program.  

My interest in interdisciplinary methodology led me to join, Palmer and Turner .Ltd (International Architect Office, Bangkok branch) in 2013 and Lynk Architect Co., Ltd. (Bangkok-based) in 2010, working on an experimental project to search for a creative architectural design solution. Unlike any school project, I gained enormous experience from extraordinary responsibility and learned to be an excellent team player during this venture.