I turn small ideas into things that grow.
I'm a senior at Singapore American School. A few things that have grown so far: a plant kit made from old cans and coffee grounds, a club supporting charities that grant wishes to critically and terminally ill patients, a vibe-coding workshop for 100+ master's students at ESSEC Business School, and a sunlight-to-circuit activity for Science Centre Singapore's observatory. Off the desk, I'm usually on the badminton court.
Co-founder & CEO · 2025–26
A beginner-friendly plant kit made from recycled cans and newspaper, with natural fertilizer from used coffee grounds. We also ran climate and entrepreneurship workshops for an elementary school and a Girl Scouts troop.
27 kits sold · $540 · 3rd in Singapore, our school's first top-three finish in six years
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Co-founder & president · 2025–
A service club supporting two wish-granting charities: Make-A-Wish Singapore for critically ill children, and Ambulance Wish Singapore for terminally ill adults. I started it to show students how to persevere through hard times, and how much impact small actions can have.
1 of 3 clubs approved from 50+ competitive applications
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Summer intern at a partner charity · Jun 2026
Through Project Wish, I joined this partner charity as its first student intern and its first volunteer under 18. Over four weeks, I built automations that flag outstanding wish reports, saving time for the two-person team that runs its entire Programmes branch.
7 automations · about 3 hours saved a week
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EcoBean's coffee-ground fertilizer seemed to work, so I'm testing it properly and working out the chemistry behind it as a British Science Association Gold CREST Award project.
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“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”
— Walt Disney, one of my favorite quotes
Happy to talk about entrepreneurship, sustainability, service projects, or AI.