ECE Alumnae – Singapore 100 Women in Tech List – Electrical and Computer Engineering

We’re delighted to share that 5 NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering alumni are named in the inaugural Singapore 100 Women in Tech list! The list aims to celebrate women who have made significant contributions to tech in Singapore over the past year.

Join us in congratulating them!

Ece Sg 100 Women In Tech — Photos from SCS – Singapore Computer Society

To find out more: https://www.scs.org.sg/awards/about-sg100wit

Name	Position	Company
Mo, Huisi Elisa	Programme Director, Electronics System Division	DSO National Laboratories
Pan, Yaozhang	Head of Data Science	Shopee
Siew, Yim Cheng	Group Chief Digital Officer	ComfortDelGro
Tan, Mei Hui	Cybersecurity Specialist	GovTech Agency
Tey, Shuwen	Director, Sensors Division	DSO National Laboratories

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