I'm a software engineer with a passion for development and design. I graduated with a Bachelor of Computing from the National University of Singapore (NUS). With hands-on experience across the software development and UX design life cycles, I thrive at the intersection of code and creativity.
I'm motivated to create meaningful change. My work includes building tech-for-good platforms such as a web tool that helps government agencies visualise social media complaints, and a learning platform designed to support older adults in acquiring basic computer skills. Currently, I'm also engaged in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research focused on using technology to support AI literacy education among older adults.
When I'm not designing or coding, you'll likely find me drawing, reading, volunteering or going for a run.
I specialise in software engineering, with experience in web, app, and game development. I enjoy tinkering with new technologies to bring ideas to life.
I prioritise user experience in my products, with an understanding of the UX design lifecycle and strong prototyping skills. My goal is to create solutions that genuinely address users' needs.
I contribute to my community by applying my knowledge to solve problems and support those in need. I'm driven to create products that benefit the people around me.
As a Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researcher at the AI4SG Lab, my current research focuses on exploring how technology can support AI literacy education among older adults. I'm particularly interested in human-agent interaction paradigms and how technology can be designed to enhance educational experiences for diverse populations.
I assisted in grading coursework for 150 students, enhanced course materials, including tutorial questions and lecture slides, and actively supported student learning by responding to queries.
I mentored 11 teams of Year 1 undergraduates over a 3-month software engineering project. I enabled all teams to successfully complete the programme with 3 teams achieving Artemis (Extreme), the highest level of distinction. In recognition of my contributions, I was honoured with the Best Advisor Award.
Singaporeans recognise the importance of social enterprises and are willing to support them, but finding these businesses remains a significant challenge. Thus, Good Goods is a RAG-powered discovery platform that makes it easier for consumers to discover social enterprises based on their product needs. This is a product of Build for Good 2024 hackathon.
An automated testing tool that uses black box testing to test the Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) developed at the Programming Languages and Software Engineering lab at School of Computing, NUS. It uses metamorphic testing, modifying base programs into semantically equivalent ones for bug detection.
Computer, Easy Lah! is an initiative that provides an interactive learning platform for senior adults to recap and practice the content taught in computer classes. It is built for Work Live Digital, and is supported by partners such as Family Central and Chua Chu Kang IT Centre.
Shooting Portals is a PC 2D puzzle-based platformer. The game revolves around Pulse, an inventor residing in the Portal Galaxy. His dog, Orbit, accidentally entered into an unknown galaxy. Hence, it is up to you to rescue Orbit.
Befriended individuals with rare disorders for arts and game sessions.
Taught basic Scratch programming to primary school children.
Repainted a residential flat for Paint-A-Home XXIV @ Hougang.
Faciliated an overnight camp organised for children.
Designed and faciliated a workshop on Google Gemini for 80 older adults.