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Singapore American School
Expected May 2027Commendation, Economics
John Locke Institute Essay PrizeFind my essay in the Research tab.
View certificate →Outstanding New Service Club Award
SAS Eagle Service CouncilRecognized for leadership of Project Wish; led all club meetings, planned first ever social media fundraiser; directed service opportunities for 30+ members.
3rd Place, Company of the Year
Junior Achievement SingaporeLed EcoBean to national 3rd place finish; evaluated on financial performance, investor interview, trade fair execution, and final report. School's first top-3 finish in six years.
Scholars List
Singapore American SchoolMet the GPA bar and showed strong command across all classes in every semester of high school so far.
Piano: Distinction & Merit
ABRSMDistinction in Grades 1 and 2 and Merit in Grade 3, from years of weekly lessons.
"Best Game" Award
SMU Young Leaders ProgramOur team built a game to teach incoming SMU students about campus and Singapore life.
Best Presentation Award
Inspirit AIFor a group object-detection program designed to assist vehicles on the road.
View certificate →5th Place, globally
Global Financial Literacy OlympiadInternational competition with analytical and case-based evaluation.
View certificate →- Student-led startup making plant-growing kits from recycled cans, cardboard, and newspaper, with homemade fertilizer from used coffee grounds.
- Engineered the fertilizer through iterative testing and product optimization.
- Led a 30-person team across marketing, finance, HR/PR, and production; sold 27 kits for $540.
- Placed 3rd in Singapore at the Junior Achievement 2025–26 competition, the first SAS team in the top three in six years.
- Ran climate and entrepreneurship workshops for a Girl Scouts troop and an elementary school.
- Service club supporting Make-A-Wish Singapore, which grants wishes to critically ill children, and Ambulance Wish Singapore, which fulfils final wishes for terminally ill adults.
- 1 of 3 clubs approved from 50+ applications.
- Run fundraisers, partnerships, and member service opportunities; planned the school's first social media fundraiser.
- With Yibo Yang and Nirvan Anand, gave two one-hour LaunchLab presentations on vibe coding to 100+ master's students at ESSEC Business School, covering tools from Claude to Vercel.
- Invited by Professor Madina Kalyayeva after meeting her at Junior Achievement Asia Pacific's Youth Beyond Borders workshop.
- Expanding to new schools and audiences, adding workflow automation and AI bias research to future presentations.
- Mentoring students for the Junior Achievement competition cycle.
- Led a partnership with the Grade 6 "Shark Tank" unit; coached students through ideation and pitching, and helped emcee the final event for 8 finalists.
- Introducing the Conrad Challenge and Diamond Challenge as new competition pathways.
- Designed a structured coaching curriculum for youth athletes.
- Delivered training sessions preparing students for club-level competitions.
- Managed client communications and scheduling logistics.
- Built a neighbourhood grocery delivery service for working parents with young children in my condominium.
- Managed logistics, pricing, and scheduling independently; generated $300+ in revenue.
- Served as the starting platform for my cricket coaching service.
- International service project teaching underprivileged children to code and donating repaired laptops.
- Fundraising branch since freshman year; now co-president.
- Led development of a 10-week AI and vibe-coding curriculum; currently confirming implementation. This AI work laid the foundation for LaunchLab.
- Overseeing expansion beyond pure coding through the Stick 'Em initiative, combining robotics and coding for hands-on lessons with younger students.
- Help run observatory activities, such as guiding young students to build a simple astrolabe model.
- Designed a sunlight-to-circuit activity, set to run in the weekly observatory sessions.
- Wrote an article on whether AI can save more energy than it uses, through smarter air conditioning in Singapore; submitted to Science Centre Singapore's Void Deck magazine, not yet published.
- Shared the Science Centre's sustainability initiatives at Yue Hua Green Day.
- Scored at the annual school badminton tournament and helped at the Deepavali goodie bag giveaway for migrant workers.
- The charity's first-ever student intern and first volunteer under 18; previously, volunteers had to be at least 18.
- Joined two wish trips and trialled bringing a student photographer, building the charity’s trust in student volunteers and opening a path to direct service for Project Wish members.
- Programmes & Services: learned Power Automate from scratch with Claude and built 7 automations, with WhatsApp quick-reply templates, that flag outstanding wish reports, forms, and group chat closures, saving the team about 3 hours a week.
- Social Media: designed a few posts for the AMBY Blind Bag campaign, plus a Wish Beat newsletter feature and a volunteer birthday EDM.
- Fundraising: researched 18+ cake sponsors and ran the schedule and labels for Cakes for a Cause 2026; secured a live band and listed 39 potential sponsors for the AWS Charity Golf Event; handled Sound Bath for Wishes registrations.
- Shadowed CEO Ashish Dokania and worked in his petrol-to-electric scooter conversion center in India.
- Saw how mechanical engineering and business come together in a real product.
- Led by graduates from Stanford, MIT, and other leading institutions.
- Neural networks, APIs, facial recognition systems, and the ethics of AI.
- Helped build an object detection program to assist vehicles on the road; won the Best Presentation Award.
- Taught by current IIT Bombay professors.
- Hands-on laser-cutting, 3D printing, and CAD software.
- Emphasis on global warming and engineering for sustainable living, plus research talks such as AI-driven work in the biology department.
- Developed leadership and project management skills, learning to split work by each teammate's strengths.
- Won the "Best Game" award for a game teaching incoming SMU students about campus and Singapore life.
- A 150-hour financial literacy course covering personal finance, economics, and real-world investing.