Thitima C.

System engineer with 15+ years of experience in Software and Hardware

During my first 5 years, I worked on the SRT-DT project in Thailand, where I coordinated software development for the CTC interface using C++. This involved implementing multi-threading to handle data packet transmission and logging all events into log files for error tracking. I also worked on projects such as the TED2000, ScateX, BV Regional, KNR, ShenZhen, and BTS Projects, where I designed and developed software applications using various programming languages such as Java, C++, C#, and more. From 2011-2017, I was handling and managing resources for the ATC Onboard team in the Vehicle Team within the project. I was also the technical interface on vehicle adaptation for onboard scope of CF650 Solution. Since 2017, I have been leading and managing the Vehicle Engineering Team, where I handle resource management, scope of work, and scheduling for the ATC Onboard team in the Vehicle Team within projects and team. Additionally, I am responsible for the technical interface on vehicle adaptation for onboard scope of CF650 Metro/APM/Monorail and lead and develop team skill and knowledge.

I handle resource management, scope of work, and scheduling for team.

Currently, I am the System Engineering Department Manager, where I handle resource management, scope of work, and scheduling for system engineering within projects and team. I am also a system engineer on the Frankfurt APM project and continue to lead and develop team skill and knowledge.

Participating in projects and R&D programs with supportive colleagues.

I have been fortunate enough to delve into a multitude of captivating and exhilarating endeavors, such as the Frankfurt Airport APM, Miami Airport APM, and the resplendent Pink and Yellow Monorail lines in BKK. These enthralling projects have sparked a deep sense of inquisitiveness within me, compelling me to yearn for further involvement, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing within the railway industry.

Enjoy work, love what you do, work won't feel like work.

If you enjoy your work, it won't feel like a burden or chore, but rather a pleasurable activity. When you love what you do, it becomes less of a job and more of a passion, making it easier to stay motivated and engaged in your work. Ultimately, this can lead to increased productivity and success in your career.