I should put this section out first, right?

People on the internet that is not recruiters call me SpiralNuggets. I'm a Software Engineering Undergrad from KMITL. I actually have no specialties and have no problem using whatever's being thrown at me to make something worthwile and usable. This includes reinventing the wheel for a simple Arduino project, committing myself to make stupid gameplay compilation videos every single month, running a meme group full of niche memes, literally compiling Tailwind components into a website which looks like a single step from WWW-era sites, making an actual software and more.

Figure 1: If you give me a task, documentation and motivation
to make an RC-XD, I can make one.

Officially, and acknowledged by my collegues and the institution that I study in, I have done works on plethora of projects, both in programming and in other field. cough arts cough. This ranges from a simple graphics design with Photoshop, working on a commercial project for free as the client turns out to be my dad's friend/godmother, on Photoshop, a simple Python code to reformat a Bot name list from one game's format to the other, then one for shuffling it (which ends up shuffling the script file itself), a Java program with an actual GUI that is actually useful for once, hosting the Git server for everyone to use, albeit no one uses it so we kinda just host a Minecraft server on it.

Oh, did I mention that I also do TA sessions for various subjects in the university? Rust, C++, JavaScript and Computer Organization (Which stands for RasPi and Assembly).

I also don't use AI to generate a majority of my work. It's only used for generating test cases by typing in "Hitagi" and it will return the whole cast of the show, funny stuffs like forcing an AI to change the style of FaZe Jev's rage moment and boilerplates so don't worry, I'm a real one.

Thanks to years of constantly being alone, I can work solo well, or in a team, albeit with subpar performance due to interpersonal conflicts. I still reach out for advices though, and it works both ways. I am a fountain of ideas, like Asakusa. If you stumbled upon me, chanced are, I'm thinking about something, such as my next project, a lightbulb after I finally thought of an idea to fix some code, or Tsubasa Hanekawa.

For recruiters, I'm Anucha Cheewachanon. My Linkedin profile is at /in/alphacharlie/

So, why is he unique?

Based on the autobiography, the person’s personality seems to be:

• Creative and adventurous: They have no problem using whatever’s being thrown at them to make something worthwhile and usable. They also have a fountain of ideas and are constantly thinking about their next project.
• Versatile and skilled: They have done works on a plethora of projects, both in programming and in other fields. They also do TA sessions for various subjects in the university.
• Humble and honest: They admit that they have no specialties and that they use AI to generate some of their work. They also acknowledge their subpar performance in teams due to interpersonal conflicts.
• Humorous and quirky: They use a lot of informal language, sarcasm, and references to pop culture in their autobiography. They also mention some of their unusual hobbies and interests, such as running a meme group, making stupid gameplay compilation videos, and thinking about Tsubasa Hanekawa.