Summary
Chawanat Nakasan is a lecturer in Computer Engineering at Kasetsart University with 11 years of experience bridging academic research and applied networking systems. He holds a Doctor of Engineering from Nara Institute of Science and Technology where his doctoral work advanced software-defined networking and Multipath TCP for distributed storage. Previously an assistant professor at Kanazawa University and a visiting scholar at UC San Diego, he combines teaching, international education initiatives, and hands-on research in high-performance and secure network architectures. His technical toolkit includes OpenFlow, Multipath TCP, Python, SQL and data analysis tools, and he has contributed to collaborative international networking projects such as PRAGMA-ENT. As Student Affairs Officer and member of the High-Performance Computing and Networking Center, he blends operational responsibilities with research leadership, and his publication record is maintained on Google Scholar and Scopus. Notably, his Github is personally funded and used both for public work and private experimentation, reflecting a pragmatic balance between open collaboration and controlled development.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Engineering, Information Science, Doctor of Engineering, Information Science at Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) with First Class Honours, Computer Engineering, 3.53/4.00, Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) with First Class Honours, Computer Engineering, 3.53/4.00 at Kasetsart University
English, Japanese, Thai