Summary
Michael Delfino is a learning designer and educator with 12 years of experience blending computer science and classroom practice across international schools in Thailand, India, and the U.S. He holds an MS in Computer Science and an MA in Secondary Education, and has taught IB Computer Science, robotics, game programming, calculus, and web development while advising coding clubs and honor societies. Previously a firmware engineer at Lexmark, he brings hands-on embedded and web development experience (C/C++, JavaScript, Python) to curriculum and project design. Michael’s work emphasizes cross-curricular, project-based learning—e.g., combining programming with art, physics, and English—and he’s known for launching new courses like Computational Thinking and bringing real-world engineering practices into classrooms. Based in Samut Prakan, Thailand, he also leverages conversational Thai and international school experience to design culturally responsive, tech-forward learning experiences.
13 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS), Computer Science, 3.6, Master of Science (MS), Computer Science, 3.6 at Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Arts (M.A.), Secondary Education and Teaching, 4.0, Master of Arts (M.A.), Secondary Education and Teaching, 4.0 at University of Kentucky
High School Diploma, Travel & Tourism Magnet, High School Diploma, Travel & Tourism Magnet at Shawnee High School
English, Thai