National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC), Thailand

I am a senior researcher at the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) in Thailand.  My research interests are in services delivery and management, cloud computing, and networking.  One of my ongoing projects is developing and deploying large-scale cloud-based analytics services for Thailand with use cases in the healthcare domain.

I also hold adjunct faculty appointments and teach at several universities including Columbia University, Mahidol University, Khonkaen University and Thammasat University.

In my previous role as a Research Staff Member in the Services Research division at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, I was exploring the technical and business challenges of migration into clouds and virtualized environments, and enabling live migration across data centers. I was the lead architect working with a large IBM Global Technology Services team to develop processes and tools for a new virtualization service offering for IBM.  I have made code asset and design contributions to a range of IBM products and service offerings for IT delivery, virtualization, cloud computing, data migration, and VoIP.

I was a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University working with my advisors Hui Zhang and Bruce Maggs. My research interests are in computer networking and wide-area distributed systems. I worked on peer-to-peer content distribution systems and End System Multicast for my Ph.D. thesis, and reliable multicast for my Master's thesis.

Publications

Other things in life

• Digital camera resources for Canon 10D and Olympus C-2100UZ. And my photo gallery.

• Thai calling card reviews. Review a card!

• I was the secretary of the ECE Graduate Student Organization EGO.