Career & perspective

Law to technology

Legal education, technology leadership and the classroom

Law graduate · Technology founder
At the launch of Clyde & Co’s Thailand office, July 2023.

Clyde & Co launch · 2023

Thammasat University, Faculty of LawA Thammasat Law graduate

Law remains part of my work in technology.

I studied law at Thammasat University before building a career in technology. Senna Labs, a public-sector consulting engagement and a return to my alma mater as an instructor each connect that legal background to a different kind of work.

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Law, then Senna Labs in 2017

My route into IT consulting began with a law degree at Thammasat. I launched Senna Labs in Bangkok in 2017 and am its CEO and co-founder. The 2023 Moxie Insights profile follows that transition from legal education to building a technology company.

In that interview, I discussed client understanding, clear communication, technical capability, adaptability and continued learning. These are the demands of consulting that sit alongside the work of developing digital products.

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2023: online dispute-resolution requirements

In April 2023, as a UNCTAD consultant, I presented software requirement specifications for a Thailand Online Dispute Resolution platform alongside the UNCTAD team. I thanked the Office of the Consumer Protection Board for the opportunity.

This engagement brought my legal background into software planning in a consumer-protection setting. My contribution was at the requirements-presentation stage.

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Returning to Thammasat to teach

In August 2023, I reflected on returning to Thammasat as part of the international LL.B. Business Law instructor team, teaching alongside former classmates. Law-school skills continued to enrich my professional work despite a technology-focused career.

That return also made business and experience design subjects for the law classroom. My Teaching page follows the later sessions: Experience Design for Law in October 2025 and LB 113, Business Basics for Law Students, in August 2026.

A closer look.