SIRID

Side profile portrait of Sirid Rodsuteewat

Developer, builder, and lifelong learner

Current focus

Small systems, clear products, and interfaces that respect attention.

  • Product-minded engineering
  • Personal web systems
  • AI-assisted workflows
  • Clear, accessible interfaces

Professional timeline

2020 to Present

From backend foundations in fintech to full-stack product engineering across core banking, social platforms, and financial product systems.

  1. Jun 2020

    Software Development Analyst

    Digital Ventures Co., Ltd.

    Joined the back-end team building a B2P procure-to-pay platform with Spring Framework and Kotlin.

  2. Jul 2020 - Apr 2022

    Software Engineer

    blockfint

    Built core banking and loan origination product surfaces across React, Next.js, Go, PostgreSQL, and Playwright.

  3. Aug 2022 - Mar 2023

    Software Engineer

    LTMAN

    Developed and maintained the Blockdit social network frontend for an audience of 2M+ users.

  4. Mar 2023 - Present

    Software Engineer

    KASIKORN Business-Technology Group [KBTG]

    Works across core banking and e-Fixed/e-TWS product systems, designing Go modules and monitoring with Elastic Stack and Grafana.

Selected work

Projects with context, not just thumbnails.

Each piece is framed around the role, the product goal, and the useful part of the outcome.

2026In progress

iamsirid.com

A portfolio-first personal website for presenting selected work, writing, and ways to connect.

Role
Product direction, design, and implementation
  • Next.js
  • Go
  • Portfolio
  • Defined a lightweight monorepo split between a public frontend and JSON API.
  • Built the first content model around profile, projects, writing, and contact.
  • Kept the MVP focused on fast reading, accessibility, and simple deployment paths.
2026Draft

Agent-assisted development workflows

A set of practical experiments for using AI agents to move from product notes to reviewed code.

Role
Workflow design and implementation
  • AI
  • Developer tools
  • Process
  • Explores how written specs, small scopes, and verification loops can make agent work easier to trust.
  • Focuses on developer experience instead of novelty for its own sake.

Writing

Notes on product thinking, web craft, and keeping scope honest.