// Corp File

Jasmine Technology Solution

Software solutions company — home of the LOOKLOOK PET platform work: storefront, B2B partner console, microservices, and multi-vendor marketplace.

CompanyNonthaburi ThailandWebsite

// Dossier

Industry

ICT & telecom systems integration

Founded

1995

Headquarters

Pak Kret, Nonthaburi, Thailand

Size

SET-listed public company

Parent Group

Jasmine International PCL (SET: JAS) · ~44%

Ticker

SET: JTS

// About

A SET-listed Thai ICT and telecom systems-integration company, founded in 1995 as Jasmine Telecom Systems and renamed Jasmine Technology Solution in 2021. Its largest shareholder is Jasmine International PCL (~44%). Alongside its core integration business it runs IaaS/cloud, Bitcoin mining, and generative-AI ventures.

// Products & Brands

ICT system design & installationTelecom systems & servicesInfrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)Bitcoin miningGenerative AI / Cloud AISmart building systems

// Field Notes

Listed on the SET as JTS; largest shareholder Jasmine International PCL at ~44% (a plurality, not a majority).
Renamed from Jasmine Telecom Systems to Jasmine Technology Solution in October 2021.
Expanded into Bitcoin mining in 2021, alongside IaaS and generative-AI ventures.

Roles

Tenure

Jul 2025 - Jul 2026

Gigs

Skills Fielded

Service Records

Developer

Jul 2025 - Jul 2026 · Full Time

Full-Stack Platform Ownership: Led full-stack development of the LOOKLOOK PET platform across storefront, B2B partner console, and Medusa-based Mercur marketplace. Microservices & Checkout: Managed 15+ NestJS microservices communicating over NATS, and built a custom native payment UI featuring client-side Omise card tokenization, inline PromptPay QR polling, and card-lock promotions. Team & Claim Workflows: Owned the B2B portal (~55% commits) delivering organization switchers, dynamic roles, and claim-an-unlisted-place verification logic. Infrastructure: Maintained Dockerized services on Railway via GitHub CI/CD, and migrated storage to Cloudflare R2.

Linked Gigs

012026

MONOMax EPL Licensing Portal

A full-stack SaaS platform that issues and verifies English Premier League commercial-broadcast licenses for Thai venues — restaurants, hotels, and pubs. Business owners sign in with email OTP, register their company and each physical venue with its screen count, and the system provisions the required MONOMax Sports Premium accounts while guaranteeing — enforced at the database level — that every account is bound to a single active venue. Admins review submissions in a dedicated console with its own auth realm and issue a verifiable digital certificate, complete with an in-house-generated QR code, for each approved venue. Built with Next.js 16 (App Router) and React 19 in strict TypeScript: two isolated better-auth realms for users and admins, MongoDB/Mongoose, zod schemas validated identically on client and server with react-hook-form, an interactive Leaflet venue-map picker, presigned document uploads to S3-compatible object storage, transactional email, and Tailwind v4 with shadcn/ui. Containerized with Docker and shipped through a GitHub Actions → GHCR → cloud-VM (Caddy) CI/CD pipeline, with PDPA-conscious data residency. Delivered as a focused 3-day sprint.

+15

Archived

022025

LOOKLOOK PET Platform

Architect and lead full-stack developer of the LOOKLOOK PET platform — a multi-surface pet-parent community and B2B2C multi-vendor marketplace. Owned the ecosystem end-to-end across three core scopes: (1) Core Storefront & Microservices: Scaled 15+ NestJS services — first over a NATS message bus, later simplified to direct HTTP service calls — backed by MongoDB, Redis, and BullMQ, and fronted by a Next.js storefront. Designed a custom native payment UI with client-side Omise tokenization, inline PromptPay QR polling, card-lock promotional gating, and migrated headless WordPress to MongoDB with TipTap HTML rendering. (2) B2B Partner Portal: Built and owned ~55% of the console codebase, developing claim-an-unlisted-place flows, team switcher management with dynamic roles, analytics panels with CSV orders export, and custom Lottie route loaders. (3) Mercur Multi-Vendor Marketplace: Served as sole maintainer of the Medusa.js 2 marketplace and seller panels, upgrading to Sprint-46, building a workflow-based refund system, and launching bilingual TH/EN deal templates. (4) Customer Mobile App: Delivered the customer-facing mobile app in Flutter against the same service layer. Deployed on Railway with Docker and Cloudflare R2.

+29

Live

Jasmine Technology Solution

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// About

// Products & Brands

// Field Notes

Service Records

Developer

Linked Gigs

MONOMax EPL Licensing Portal

LOOKLOOK PET Platform

Loadout

Written About

How I became CTO at 23 of the company that hired me as a part-time student

The plan was to come back in 2030. I came back in 2026.

Switching from Prisma/Postgres to MongoDB mid-build

Retiring self-managed VMs and CircleCI + SSH for Railway across a fleet

We replaced a NATS message bus with plain HTTP calls

Jasmine Technology Solution

// Dossier

// About

// Products & Brands

// Field Notes

Service Records

Developer

Linked Gigs

MONOMax EPL Licensing Portal

LOOKLOOK PET Platform

Loadout

Written About

How I became CTO at 23 of the company that hired me as a part-time student

The plan was to come back in 2030. I came back in 2026.

Switching from Prisma/Postgres to MongoDB mid-build

Retiring self-managed VMs and CircleCI + SSH for Railway across a fleet

We replaced a NATS message bus with plain HTTP calls