- Designing a 2-stage rocket with the goal of being lightest and cheapest to ever cross Karman Line in 2025- Developing structural components such as the fins and nose cone using CAD with the Structural Engineering Team- Working with the Avionics Team to design housing and support for electronic components- Performing FEA to aid the design process and ensure the reliability of components under extreme stresses

- Finishing the implementation of a deep well in Rosaria Vainas, Ecuador- Working on the technical selection of a new structural engineering project in an underprivileged community

Designed and manufactured numerous products both for clients and as submissions for design contests.Projects include:- Wind powered bicycle phone charger (3D printed, won S$50 as submission in a student design contest)- Scale model of airplane wing able to support over 245 lbs (111kg) from one end, despite weighing just 1 lbs- Designed and built custom table for a Finnish game (Korona) for the Finnish Embassy in Singapore

Worked as a member of the Research and Projects Team to help fulfill GCMD's goal of supporting the decarbonisation of the maritime industry.- Evaluated and presented pilot trials to encourage uptake of energy-efficient technologies on cargo vessels- Discussed ideas with various stakeholders in the public and private sectors- Engaged in interdisciplinary work, including software development and debugging, large-scale dataanalysis and measurement, sophisticated engineering calculations, and literature review

Co-founded enterprise within school community aimed at reducing waste caused by school's yearly outdoor expeditions. Set up an online platform that allowed users to buy and sell used outdoor gear for these school trips, rather than buying brand new ones every year.However, soon after a successful trial run, all school trips were unfortunately cancelled due to Covid-19.

Aided in the testing and marketing of their product, SmartPaddle. The device is used for swimming, and therefore it was marketed to the swimmers at UWCSEA and other contacts within Singapore. At the same time, data and analysis of regular use of the paddles was sent back.