From solving equations to moving across the world, from studying theory to mentoring future innovators, my journey has been one of continuous discovery.

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Mathematics has always fascinated me—its predictability, logic, and ability to reveal answers. By secondary school, I knew I wanted to be a mathematician, though at the time, I thought it was all about solving intricate equations. High school deepened my passion as I studied the works of Euler, Galois, and Leibniz, wondering how they could be so certain of their discoveries.

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During my bachelor’s degree in Mathematical Engineering, I realized that math wasn’t just about computation—it was about using logic to understand reality and build models that explain the world. This insight led me to pursue both a Master’s and a Ph.D. in Probability and Statistics. While studying in Guanajuato, I also discovered that life and opportunity extended beyond well-known places.

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A turning point came during my Ph.D. when I met a Cambodian friend who introduced me to Southeast Asia—its culture, food, and people. His influence was profound, and when I completed my Ph.D., I decided to take a leap and move to Thailand. After several early-morning interviews, I secured a postdoctoral position at NECTEC. I sold everything I owned, packed my bags, and embraced a new life.

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As my postdoctoral role ended, I found myself drawn to the intersection of mathematics, artificial intelligence, and computing. Searching for my next step, I discovered CMKL University, where I now teach and share my passion for math, machine learning, and AI. Today, I am inspired not only by the great mathematicians of history but also by the creativity of my students, who continuously push boundaries with their innovative projects.

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