👋 Hi there! I'm Jim, a backend engineer with a passion for coding and a knack for picking up new programming languages and frameworks quickly. I'm most at home in the logical world of code, where I can put my problem-solving skills to work.
🌱 Currently Learning: Whatever my to-do projects demand.
Name: Jim
Languages: Thai English Japanese(Only Reading and Listening)
Hobbies: Reading, Gaming
Coding Language that I ever used: C, C++, C#, python, java, javascript, typescript, html, css, golang
Backend frameworks: Go (chi), Nestjs, fastapi
Go stack I work with: chi, JWT auth, Prometheus, zap, Swagger (swaggo), MySQL
Also worked with (frontend/other): Nextjs, Flutter, TailwindCSS, Bootstrap, MUI
Works: Golang backend dev at dataxet:infoquest. I migrate Python and C# .NET services to Go — focused on performance and clean project structure. On one core service this brought typical latency from ~200–300ms down to ~10ms (per-request benchmarks, not production p99). I also write detailed documentation so anyone can understand my code.
🔥 Personal Quote: "LET ME COOK!!!"
✨ Fun Fact: My favorite companion? Definitely the debugger and LLM.
💪 The most confident skills: Fast Learner and Algorithm monster.
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🇹🇭 Thai is my main language, but I can also read and listen to Japanese enough to enjoy manga/anime in raw form (no subtitles, no mercy 😄).
🧠 POSN Computer Olympiad Camp 2. Strong foundation in algorithms and problem solving I like turning hard problems into clean solutions.
🛠️ My GitHub might look quiet sometimes most of my recent contributions live in private GitLab repositories at work.
📵 Not a fan of social media. I keep it minimal (chat only, no scrolling marathons). Most updates come from friends and family.
🧍 Introverted by nature comfortable working independently, but actively improving my communication and collaboration skills.
📚 Into novels, light novels, manga, manhwa, and manhua. 🎮 I prefer story-rich, roguelike, or hardcore games over competitive ones.
⌨️ Typing speed ~80 WPM in both Thai and English — not critical for coding, but definitely a nice buff.
