Arinya Somboon
Lead instructor
Architects cohort arcs so platform lessons feel like studio weeks, not slide marathons.
About
We teach like a messy studio, not a cinema
Cloud Code started when platform leads kept asking for mentor-reviewed templates instead of polished hype decks. We still cap cohorts so reviewers can read every artifact.
Three pigments we refuse to blend
- Specificity over slogans: every exercise names the files you touch.
- Reviewer time is sacred: we block calendar, not just Slack promises.
- Thai scheduling honesty: we publish ICT windows up front, including holiday blackouts.
Timeline splashes
2019
First Bangkok night cohort
Twelve engineers prototyped internal templates in a Wang Thong Lang classroom.
2022
Hybrid labs launch
Added synchronized remote desks without dropping mentor critique standards.
2025
Toolkit publishing cadence
Shipped public playbooks alongside private cohort-only variants for alumni.
Nine people on the palette
Danai Prasert
Curriculum designer
Writes template drills that survive messy real repos brought by students.
Khemwalee Ruan
Technical mentor
Specializes in tracing narratives and turning noisy dashboards into decisions.
Sarin Tantip
Reviewer
Keeps runbooks blunt, kind, and testable under simulated incident noise.
Sirinya Kulk
Student support coordinator
Coordinates Bangkok room logistics and async-friendly office hours.
Phong Chaisiri
Technical mentor
Pairs on delivery pipelines and helps teams rehearse rollback language.
Lada Wichai
Curriculum designer
Designs automation storytelling labs with explicit reviewer checkpoints.
Chanon Meesuk
Reviewer
Focuses on gateway configs and naming consistency before merges land.
Wipa Han
Lead instructor
Guides portal storytelling and scorecard workshops with product partners.