Under the Sustainability Leadership Programme, graduates are exposed to Sustainability perspectives throughout Schneider's various business units, from manufacturing to distribution to business services.Rotation 1 (Aug '24-Mar '25): Sustainable Procurement. Propagating SE values through SE's supply chain, assisting suppliers with decarbonisation and ESG tracking.Rotation 2 (Apr '25-Nov '25): Environmental Strategy. Climate/Nature Risks and Opportunities to SE business.Rotation 3 (Dec '25-Jul '26): Sustainability Solutions.Assisting SE clients with concrete actionables in Efficiency, Electrification, Digitisation, Water and Circularity.

Continued research using Species Distribution Modelling Algorithms and spatial data manipulations in QGIS and R to assist research on insect distributions in South East Asia. This research was conducted alongside Professor Eunice Tan in The Ecological Adaptations Lab at NUS.Also assisted other labs from the Geography and Biology Departments with fieldwork, collecting soil cores from mangroves in Pulau Ubin. This research would aid future carbon assessments from soil cores, establishing a more rigorous and unified methodology to estimate carbon sequestration potentials of mangrove forests.

- Sustainability Certifications for building projects across the APAC Region (e.g. LEED, WELL, Fitwell, BCA GreenMark)- Exploratory business development for Sustainability Consulting Services in the Asia Region- Presented 2 x 1hr sessions on Sustainability Reporting to an audience of 30 colleagues.- Assisted in 2 bid submission processes and was responsible for the majority of the tender documents

Read an article about my publishing journey here! https://www.yale-nus.edu.sg/story/pollen-and-passion-finding-joy-in-bee-research/Published a paper as Principal Author on bee distributions in Singapore using species distribution modelling algorithms conducted in R. Lim, Daniel Shan En, et al. "Community science enhances modelled bee distributions in a tropical Asian city." Biotropica (2024). https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/btp.13298As part of the project, I researched bees in Singapore, assessing their predicament and yet continued persistence amidst heavy urbanisation. Bees (all 100+ species in Singapore) are a keystone organism in the fractured ecosystems that Singapore still is home to, assisting in ecosystem connectivity and gene flow amongst isolated populations of plants in forest fragments around the nation. Studying their distribution and ability to traverse non-vegetated urban habitats is thus paramount to conserving and enriching local biodiversity here.To do this, I used 2 sources of data, citizen science records as well as expert collected specimens within university and museum collections to compare and contrast their completeness and utility in informing bee distributions here.

As an intern, I - drafted reports for multiple clients, developing familiarity with various Sustainability Reporting frameworks such as SASB, IR, GHGP, with a high level of proficiency and expertise in GRI and TCFD in particular. - Assisted several trainings for Sustainability Reporting and Sustainability Strategy, both for members of the public as well as specialised in-house trainings for several of our clients. - Assisted in client Sustainability engagements, such as surveying and prioritising material topics for our clients, or conducting peer analysis to understand the trends and benchmarks set by our client's peers.

- Assisted in harvesting operations and daily tasks around the farm.- Gained a deeper understanding of different facets of farming, from high tech hydroponics and microgreen container farming, to more traditional low-tech farming methods. Explored the viability of each option.- Assisted with maintenance of the Raffles City Rooftop Garden.