Data & Analysis
I enjoy working with numbers — cleaning up messy data, finding the trend that actually matters, and putting it in a way that's easy for everyone to act on.
Bangkok, Thailand · Open to opportunities
Saw Yan Naung “Alex”
Business · Data · Operations
Final-year International Business student with a Computer Science background, based in Bangkok. I like digging into data and messy problems, and helping a team work out the smart next move.
- GPA3.83 / 4.00
- LanguagesBurmese · English · Chinese
- StatusLegally eligible to work in Thailand
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About
I'm someone who sits comfortably between business and tech. My International Business degree taught me how markets, operations, and people work; my Computer Science and Embedded Systems background taught me to think in systems, break problems down, and let the data do the talking.
I like taking something messy — a spreadsheet, a workflow, a guest complaint — and figuring out what's really going on underneath. Whether I'm handling VIP guest lists or helping out with HR, my approach is the same: get it organized, ask a few honest questions, and make the next step clear for everyone. I'd rather take the time to understand a problem properly than rush to an answer that only looks neat.
I moved to Bangkok from Myanmar four years ago and built my studies and life here pretty much from scratch. That taught me more about adapting, staying calm, and reading a room than any class could — and it's a big part of why I work well with people from all kinds of backgrounds.
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What I bring
Business & Process
I pay attention to how work really gets done day to day, so I can spot where things slow down or slip through — and suggest a simple fix.
Technical Literacy
My CS background means tech doesn't scare me. I can talk to developers, get the constraints, and help explain things clearly to the business side.
People & Culture
Growing up between cultures and working in hospitality and HR taught me to really listen — to what people mean, not just what they say — and to help a team stay on the same page.
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Selected work
A few things I've worked on, laid out simply — the problem, what I looked into, and what I recommended.
Process improvement · Hospitality
Template
Making sure no VIP guest slips through the cracks
- Problem
[VIP arrivals were flagged in a few different places, so guests occasionally reached the desk without being recognized.]
- What I looked at
[Traced how a VIP flag travelled from booking → front office → housekeeping across ~2 weeks of arrivals, and where it got dropped.]
- Recommendation
[One shared pre-arrival checklist, owned by the morning shift, checked at handover.]
- Result
[Add a real number or a manager's words — missed-VIP incidents before vs. after, or the feedback you got.]
Process · People ops
Template
Stopping good candidates from going cold
- Problem
[Candidates waited days between steps, and some strong ones dropped out before we replied.]
- What I looked at
[Mapped the time between each stage for the last N candidates to find the slowest handoff.]
- Recommendation
[A simple shared tracker plus a 48-hour "always reply" rule.]
- Result
[Add a number — average response time before/after, or the drop-off rate you cut.]
Analysis · Coursework
Template
[Should Brand X enter the Thai market?] — a data-backed call
- Problem
[The question the assignment (or a real situation) asked you to answer.]
- What I looked at
[Your sources — market size, competitor pricing, demographics — and how you weighed them.]
- Recommendation
[The call you made, and the one number or insight that decided it.]
- Result
[The grade, what the analysis concluded, or what you'd track to prove it right.]
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Experience
Human Resources Volunteer
Organization — Bangkok, Thailand
- Keeping people records tidy and up to date so the team can quickly find what they need.
- Helping with recruitment — scheduling and staying in touch with candidates — so good people don't get left waiting.
- Putting together simple tracking to help the team make hiring decisions with better information.
Guest Relations Officer Intern
Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit — Bangkok, Thailand
- Kept VIP tracking, room alerts, and amenities organized so important guests were recognized and looked after the moment they arrived.
- Coordinated guest requests across front office, housekeeping, and concierge so nothing slipped through the cracks between teams.
- Stayed calm under pressure and kept service personal, sorting issues out before they turned into complaints.
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Education
B.B.A., International Business
Rangsit University — Thailand
- Studies across marketing, management, and international markets.
- Cumulative GPA 3.83 / 4.00. Expected graduation December 2026.
B.C.Sc., Embedded Systems
University of Information Technology — Myanmar
- Computer-science coursework in early years; specialized in Embedded Systems.
- Studies interrupted by the political situation in Myanmar; continued education in Thailand.
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Skills & Languages
Tools & Competencies
- Microsoft Office
- Google Workspace
- Data analysis
- Numerical reasoning
- Digital platforms
- Online business ops
- Marketing fundamentals
- Problem-solving
- Time management
- Adaptability
Languages
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BurmeseNative
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EnglishFluent
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ChineseBasic
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Let's talk
Open to roles across business, operations, and data — internships or full-time. I'm still exploring where I fit best, so if you think there's a match, I'd love to hear from you. Email's the fastest way to reach me.
Email
hypherz0@gmail.com
Phone
+66 80-115-1223
LinkedIn
/sawyan-naung ↗
Location
Pathum Thani, Bangkok