• GPA 3.88/4, Dean's List, Summa Cum Laude• Impact on Asia Scholarship Holder• Kwanpen Postgraduate Venture Award Holder

• Managed the team under national grant funding (NRF CG) of $3.8M which led to seed spin-off ($2M) as a founding member• Headed product development for an airway clearance medical device on par with current clinical gold standards for bronchiectasis patients • Planned and coordinated first-in-human (FIH) clinical trials at TTSH in accordance with ISO 62366 standards leading to device UX/human factors optimization• Developed novel mucus collection techniques for machine vision development that generated intellectual property (IP)• Established QMS and training protocols in accordance with FDA/CE/ ISO 13485 which led to a streamlined regulatory approval process• Led the coordination with potential investors for spin-off that resulted in a partnership with Fogarty Innovation (SB-BOLT Programme)

Singapore Biodesign is a global affiliate of Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign. The Singapore Biodesign Fellowship embarks Fellows on a journey in unmet clinical needs identification and transforming them into viable businesses through innovation and strategic planning. Lauded as a healthcare-MBA, Fellows have access with world-class mentors from global leading companies and VCs like J&J, Forgarty Innovation and Vertex Ventures Healthcare.

• Collaborated with diverse clinical research groups to address unmet clinical needs with a strong commercialization focus• Managed projects that received national grant funding (NRF, NHIC, SMART) with a cumulative total of $12M to ensure a smooth pathway from conceptualization to commercialization• Led product development, rapid prototyping, IP generation, technology transfer and technical consultation in accordance with relevant regulatory standards for med-tech innovation• Conducted and facilitated the verification and validation of novel technologies through bench, cadaver, animal and human clinical trials• Educated clinicians and allied health partners on the Biodesign process to foster an innovation ecosystem• Built makerspaces within SingHealth for cross-collaborative innovation between clinical partners, engineers and researchers.