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Remote — Europe

Senior engineering, based in Bangkok, available remotely for Europe.

Based in Bangkok, Thailand, available remotely for European teams building B2B SaaS or e-commerce platforms.

Bangkok mornings land on the CET small hours, so the usable overlap is my afternoon against a European morning: roughly three hours in winter and four in summer. The rest of the day runs on written standups and handoffs.

What I bring to Europe engagements

  • Cloud SaaS architecture (Node.js, Next.js, AWS)
  • Gated CI/CD releases that cut post-deployment incidents by 30%
  • Headless commerce and storefront performance

Evidence

Amazing Properties

led the full-stack team on a B2B real-estate platform: React, Next.js, Node.js, GraphQL, Algolia AI

Beyond Theme System

multi-region Shopify theme system shipping to the EU market

A worked example

Amazing Properties
The problem
A real-estate portal is a search problem wearing a CMS costume. Listings change constantly, editors need a familiar authoring surface, and buyers abandon anything that feels slow.
What I built
I led the full-stack team at Trienpont on a headless build: WordPress retained purely as the editorial back end, a React and Next.js front end in front of it, Node.js and GraphQL between them, and Algolia AI carrying search and faceting rather than the database.
Outcome
Editors kept the tool they knew while the public site stopped being bound to it. The site is live at amazingproperties.org, and the work is why my title on that engagement was Team Lead rather than contributor.

Questions Europe teams ask

Have you worked with European clients before?

Not yet. Every role on my CV has been with a Bangkok-based employer, so I have no European client list to point at. What I can show is the work itself: production systems with public URLs and open repositories, listed on this page and on the home page. I would rather you judge those than take a claim about local presence on trust.

Is there enough overlap with CET to work together?

There is a real window, but it is narrower than most: about three hours in winter and four in summer, landing on my afternoon and your morning. That is enough for a daily standup or a working session, not for a full day of pairing. Teams that already write things down tend to find it comfortable.

Do you work to GDPR and European data expectations?

I have not delivered a project under a GDPR compliance programme, so I will not claim the certification. What I can say is that the architectures I build are cloud-native on AWS with per-tenant separation, and I have shipped privacy-first by design before: Shikhbo AI keeps its inference on an API boundary rather than retaining user data.