June 2021 - August 2021

Part of the Tech Learning team where I worked independently in the redesigning and implementation of UI changes for Grab Engineering Blog utilising HTML, CSS and Bootstrap. Actively involved in projects working on code documentation coverage script and Tech Learning Awareness.

Jan 2021 - May 2021

Lead and devised the software development process for smart glasses messaging project. Achieved integration between Telegram and Epson Smartglasses and optimised usage and user experience of messaging app on smart glasses through incorporating voice commands, Speech-to-Text capability and redesign of Telegram's user interface.

June 2020 - August 2020

During Summer'20, I worked as a Web Developer Intern in the Straits Times Graphics Team. I worked on Frontend development projects using Javascript framework Vue.js to create interactive graphics. Apart from that, I was also In-charge of updating daily COVID-19 statistics for the graphics.

With the objective of applying data science to real-world problems, my partner and I utilised COVID-19 Patient-Focused datasets to carry out data analysis and data visualisation. We trained our model with the datasets we aimed to predict the survivability of a patient who have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Our solution aims to solve the productivity issues many users face. My team designed and built an Android application which aims to give users ideas and suggestions on indoor activities. The app encapsulates specially curated content from various resources and an in-app productiveness logger - all to help users feel equally active and productive at home.

Using Python, my team and I were tasked to code an efficient algorithm to analyse large real-life data sets to solve problems E-commerce companies commonly face.

Participated under the Data Analytic Implementation objective. Utilising machine learning model, my team and I worked with the carpark's dataset available online to train the model. Our objective here includes wanting to effectively predict the availability of parking spaces during different parts of the day.

For NUS RAG'19, I joined a committee where we were in-charged of coming up, designing and making costumes for the Dancers. Within three months, we made over 160 costumes for 80 Dancers from scratch for their RAG Performance held at Bishan Park.

I took up the role as an House In-Charge for my house in CAPT. With my partner, we organised, planned and executed the camp proposal for the 24 Seniors working with us and 50 incoming Freshmen.

We partnered with St. Luke's ElderCare and did weekly volunteering. Our team also planned weekly engagement activities with the elderly which includes baking, Environmental and flower arrangement workshop.

Being the second computing camp I was the OGL for, I was much more prepared to interact with yet another new group of freshmen. This was yet another camp filled with fun and a fulfilling experience.

With this camp being my first experience as an OGL, it was one of the most fulfilling camp I have participated. I was able to welcome and guide the freshmen through their new journey with NUS, kicking them off to a fun and refreshing start.