I am a recipient of the Thailand Ministry of Foreign Affairs Scholarship in 2021 and am currently an undergraduate student studying Politics at Princeton University, specializing in comparative political economy, with a focus in East and Southeast Asia.​ 

 

My interests cover how politics influence trade protectionism and industrial policies, especially in the EV industry. I am a research assistant for the the Paul and Marcia Wythes Center on Contemporary China. I am currently working on political determinants of EV policies in developing nations with Professor Benjamin Bradlow.​

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I write about Thai and international politics for Princeton Political Review and published an op-ed on Thailand EV policy for Malaysia Business Today. I also write a newsletter called Foreign Apprentice on my discoveries while studying abroad and training to become a diplomat.