It starts with people.
I’m currently an OpenAI Campus Lead!
I’ll be hosting weekly community build hours, alongside workshops most weeks. A chance to rethink how we work, automate the tedious bits, and make something useful together.
At the end of each semester, we’ll choose five students to share what they’ve built. I already know of people with insane use cases of LLMs. I can’t wait for my perspective and philosophy of AI to be repeatedly challenged.
Most of all, I’m just really excited to build a community. This time, I’m in charge. This time, completely from scratch. Very much like an influencer slowly gaining views, one at a time.
AWS Database Officer
Cambridge University Malaysia and Singapore Association
I gained loads of real-world experience here: Next.js, TypeScript, web development, AWS Lambda, and DynamoDB. Properly full stack.
I’m always looking for processes I can automate. There’s usually something that could run a little more smoothly.
NUS High Robotics Club
President
One of the biggest chapters of my life. It taught me to think in systems, but also how much a community can change someone.
At first, I treated CCA time as homework club. Then the president came over and told me he saw potential in me. He wanted me on the executive committee. It was such a sincere gesture that it gave me the courage to come out of my shell.
As an Exco member, I taught the incoming freshers. An uncontrollable bunch, and so much fun. I kept trying different ways to teach, figuring out what made them curious and what actually held their attention. It left me pretty confident I could get almost any kid interested.
As president, I wanted to build a community. More teamwork, a little friendly rivalry. I’d never seen everyone compete quite so enthusiastically.
But the part I still hold closest came two years after I graduated: students I’d taught went on to represent Singapore internationally. There’s something lovely about seeing a small beginning grow beyond you.
NUS High Engineering Interest Group
Executive Committee Member
