Pre-University Engagement
Meet our CDE Outreach Ambassadors
Reimagining Technology
Computer Engineering
Hi! I’m Barbara, a Year 3 Computer Engineering student with a second major in Social Work. During my first two years at NUS, I stayed in RC4, immersing myself in a vibrant campus life filled with sports and various activities. Through the E-Scholars programme, I found a supportive group of friends, with whom we organized hackathons and workshops to teach AI skills. I am passionate about computer engineering because it offers a diverse skill set, and I am looking to specialise in AI and Robotics. This passion has led me to intern at a Singapore start-up, where I am deploying 3D models for immersive reality applications. Next semester, I’m excited to go on exchange to the Norwegian University of Science and Technology! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or just want to chat!
Barbara Chong
Computer Engineering
Hello everyone, I'm Abijith Ram, a Year 4 Computer Engineering student deeply passionate about computers and electronics. I actively participate in CDE outreach programmes as an ambassador, where I share my journey and experiences with prospective students. Additionally, I had the opportunity to participate in a student exchange programme at Texas A&M University in College Station, USA. I am dedicated to building a successful career in this field.
Abijith Ram
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Hello! I'm Reayun, a Year 3 student majoring in Industrial and Systems Engineering with a specialisation in my passion, Sustainability Analytics. I'm also a scholar under the SgIS programme with Infineon Technologies, a leading semiconductor company, where I am currently completing a 6-month internship. Following this, I will embark on an exchange programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology to broaden my global perspective. In the past two years as a resident of Raffles Hall, I have been fortunate to encounter a myriad of opportunities. Through leading multiple functions, I have honed strong leadership skills and cultivated diverse experiences. I distinctly remember not having anyone to seek advice from when I first started university. Therefore, I am particularly excited and thrilled to have this opportunity to serve as a pillar of guidance and support for prospective and incoming students!
Reayun Tan
Mechanical Engineering
Hello! My name is Ethan, and I am a Year 4 Mechanical Engineering student specialising in Robotics. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at NUS so far, having spent my first two years residing in Raffles Hall, followed by a student exchange at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, and interning at Advanced Energy Singapore, where I practiced and honed my engineering skills. As a merit scholar, I study hard but still find time to meet friends, play games, and engage in recreational sports such as badminton and basketball. Aside from academic activities, I am also passionate about mentoring students at CDE workshops and summer schools. I hope to contribute as much as I can during my final year. If you have any questions, doubts, or need guidance, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Ethan Teng
Mechanical Engineering
Hi! I’m Ramie, a final-year Mechanical Engineering student specialising in Robotics, with a second major in Innovation and Design (iDP). I discovered my interest in robotics during my first year at NUS and have been exploring it through opportunities like the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP), an internship with A*STAR focusing on autonomous robot control, and a student exchange at KAIST. I seek a breadth of experiences at NUS and strive to inspire others by assisting in teaching junior courses for Engineering students. This coming year, I will be a resident of Raffles Hall, and I’m looking forward to a vibrant student life on campus! In my final year, I will focus on completing my multidisciplinary projects under iDP and deepening my knowledge of robot control. Outside of academics, I enjoy staying active with sports like bouldering and volleyball!
Ramie Lim
Mechanical Engineering
Hello! I'm Patrick, a Year 3 Mechanical Engineering student with a minor in Computer Science. I’m also an ASEAN scholar. Beyond academics, I’m always looking for ways to step out of my comfort zone and fully immerse myself in a vibrant student life. I served as the Vice-Project Director for Operation Orion during our recent OCIP trip, where we helped construct two classrooms for a school in Ha Giang, Vietnam.
I’m currently residing at Tembusu College, where I’ve had the opportunity to explore new interests, such as dodgeball, for which I have the privilege of serving as team captain in the Inter-Faculty Games. Reflecting on my university experiences so far, I’m grateful for the myriad of opportunities I’ve had, many of which I learned about through my seniors and batchmates. I hope to use this platform to help you create the best possible university experience. If you have any questions, doubts, or need guidance, I’ll be happy to lend a hand!
Patrick Chia
Mechanical Engineering
Hey there! My name is Shah Jay, and I am a Year 2 international student pursuing Mechanical Engineering. I currently reside at UTown Residences. Alongside Mechanical Engineering, my academic plan includes a second major in Innovation & Design, as well as a specialisation in Aeronautical Engineering. I am also involved in a UREx research project in the field of Materials Science & Engineering and aim to participate in a Semester Exchange Programme in the future. Through participation in various projects, competitions, and opportunities, I aspire to broaden my knowledge across a wide range of engineering disciplines. As a CDE Outreach Ambassador, I aim to make a positive impact on industries and societies. Cheers!
Shah Jay
Impacting Lives
Biomedical Engineering
Hi there! I’m Deepsri, a Year 3 Biomedical Engineering student with a second major in the Innovation and Design Programme and a specialisation in Tissue Engineering. I’m passionate about the intersection of medicine and technology and eager to contribute to the MedTech sector.
In my first year, I stayed in Raffles Hall and participated in various CCAs, including floorball, the Raffles Hall Musical Production, and Project Embrace, where I volunteered with children with special needs. A tip for university life: get involved in as many orientation camps and co-curricular activities as possible. It’s a great way to have fun, meet new people, and make friends who might end up being your tutorial mates. Keep an open mind and don’t hesitate to seek help from professors and peers. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about courses or university life!
Jayachandran Deepsri
Biomedical Engineering
Hello, I'm Min Jee, a final-year Biomedical Engineering student specialising in Biomedical Materials at NUS. Throughout my journey at NUS, I have actively participated in various CCAs, especially during my first two years residing in Raffles Hall. My involvement in CCAs, particularly as a Project Director in NUS MedTech, has significantly enhanced my technical skills as an engineer and researcher while also improving my leadership and organizational abilities. Additionally, serving as the Fundraising Director for the NUS BME Club, Financial Secretary for the Raffles Hall Musical Production, and Finance Director for the Raffles Hall Finance Team has further developed my soft skills. Participating in the Raffles Hall swimming team, Inter-Faculty Games, and NUS Lifesaving has also allowed me to pursue my personal interests.
Ong Min Jee
Chemical Engineering
Hi! My name is Shruti Moovendran, and I am a Year 2 Chemical Engineering student with a second major in Innovation and Design. I’m currently residing in UTown Residence. I am also involved in the FSAE Bootcamp, and as someone with a keen interest in Formula 1, it has been a dream of mine to be part of the automotive industry. My second major provides a platform to apply theoretical engineering knowledge to solve real-world problems and to nurture my ambition to become an entrepreneur one day.
Regarding my specialisation, I am interested in Process Engineering because petrochemical plants fascinate me and the opportunities in this field seem endless. I also plan to pursue a sustainability programme in the future, and through various projects and real-world experiences, I hope to make a positive impact on the world that I call home.
Shruti Moovendran
Materials Science and Engineering
Hello! I’m Harini, a Year 3 student majoring in Materials Science and Engineering with a second major in the Innovation and Design Programme. Last semester, I stayed in UTR under the IDP cluster, where I enjoyed various singing sessions and activities organized by the UTR leads. Being part of the IDP has allowed me to extend my learning beyond the classroom, including working on a year-long project to valorize municipal food waste into lactic acid. To further explore the MSE landscape, I will be participating in SUSEP at NTU in the first semester of my third year. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the programmes I’m involved in.
Harini Ravichandran
Materials Science and Engineering
Hello! I’m Anna, a Year 3 Materials Science & Engineering student with a minor in Entrepreneurship. Being both investigative and creative, I aspire to pursue a career in product innovation within the consumer products industry. I also enjoy meeting new people and learning about their unique backgrounds, as I believe that the diversity of our experiences makes life more enriching and meaningful. This summer, I had the opportunity to participate in the Temasek Foundation Leadership Enrichment and Regional Networking (TF-LEaRN) Programme, where I connected with students across ASEAN, discussed various approaches to sustainability, and broadened my perspectives on leadership. I look forward to finding more platforms at NUS to gain new experiences and further my personal growth!
Anna Therese Lobusta
Creating Sustainable Innovations
Civil Engineering
Hi, I'm Chloe! I’m a Year 4 Civil Engineering student. While I haven’t participated in semester exchange programmes or residential stays on campus, my experience has been rich in other ways. Focusing on what each course could offer has worked out well for me, as I’ve had multiple opportunities in competitions, research, and overseas forums related to sustainability, the built environment, and civil engineering. I also have extensive experience in co-curricular activities (CCAs), ranging from interest groups and dance to my favourite student organization—the Civil Engineering (CE) Club. I genuinely believe that we all have the ability to shape our university life, and if I can assist you in any way, I’d be glad to help.
Chloe Ng
Civil Engineering
Hi! I’m Chenjing, a Year 4 Civil Engineering student specialising in Digitalisation in Urban Infrastructure (DUI). I lived in RC4 for my first two years of university, where I was actively involved in the volleyball interest group. Although I started playing the sport at university, I connected with others who shared the same passion, participated in the ICG and IFG, and gained leadership experience as captain.
In my third year, I went on exchange to KTH in Sweden, sharing an apartment with five roommates from different countries, which exposed me to various cultures. My time in CDE has significantly helped me discover my passion for engineering in coastal applications, and I am currently working on my FYP focusing on wave analysis.
Please feel free to approach me if you have any questions — I’m more than happy to help!
Cai Chenjing
Civil Engineering
Hi! I'm Claire, a Year 4 Civil Engineering student specialising in the Digitalization of Urban Infrastructure. I am from Bangkok, Thailand, and my journey here has been incredibly rewarding.
Throughout my university life, I have participated in a range of co-curricular activities (CCAs), including the Rotaract Club, the Civil Engineering (CE) Club, and the Built Environment Case Competition (BECC) committee, to broaden my skills and gain practical experience beyond academics. I have also been involved in several research opportunities and competitions.
I hope to be able to help you on your university journey. Please feel free to reach out to me; I would be very happy to answer any inquiries!
Keamjeera Vatanawood (Claire)
Environmental Engineering
Hey! I’m Khai Yang, a Year 3 Environmental Engineering student with a minor in Geosciences. In my first two years at NUS, I joined several CCAs, including NUS Kayaking, NUS Shooting, NUS Canoeing, and Project OceaNUS, and participated in many ad hoc events organized by my department and other student clubs. It has been an unforgettable two years of making friends and pursuing my passions. In the coming semester, I’ll be going on SEP to the University of British Columbia. I’m excited about the opportunity to be in a different environment and learn from peers in the field of environmental and sustainability studies to broaden my knowledge. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Ong Khai Yang
Infrastructure and Project Management
Hello! I'm Joey, a Year 3 Infrastructure and Project Management student. During my first two years at NUS, I was a resident of Raffles Hall, where I actively participated in various activities that enriched my university experience. In my second year, I had the privilege of serving as the CDE Camp Project Director for the CDE Club, leading a dedicated team to successfully plan and execute the CDE Camp 2024. This role honed my leadership and project management skills. Currently, I am undertaking a three-month vacation industrial attachment (VIA) with the Land Transport Authority (LTA), where I am gaining invaluable practical experience in my field. Looking ahead, I am thrilled about my upcoming Student Exchange Programme (SEP) at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom this coming semester, eager to broaden my horizons and embrace new learning opportunities. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Joey Tan
Designing the Future
Architecture
Heyo! I’m Charles, currently a Year 3 Architecture student at NUS. I came from Ngee Ann Polytechnic, where I also studied Architecture. You’d think that would place me straight into Year 2, right? Nope—I started fresh in Year 1.
Some might see that as a step back, but honestly? I wouldn’t have it any other way. Experiencing NUS Architecture from the ground up is something I’ll never regret. The studio culture—fuelled by countless late nights, model-making marathons, and coffee-powered critiques—has shaped some of my best memories.
Architecture is no walk in the park; it’s intense, challenging, and definitely not for everyone. But if you’ve ever looked at a building and thought, “I could do better,” then that spark might just be what you need.
We’re all in this together, and we’ve got your back. Got questions? Just ask—feel free to reach out anytime!
Charles Tew Jun Xiang
Industrial Design
Hello, I’m Shaheed Hassan, a Year 3 Industrial Design student. My passion lies in leveraging design to drive meaningful change, and I am constantly exploring new opportunities to make an impact through both my work and personal expression. After all, change is the only constant!
Shaheed Ibnu Mohamed Hassan
Become a CDE Outreach Ambassador
Become a CDE Outreach Ambassador today and join a dynamic community dedicated to promoting outreach initiatives, fostering connections and play a crucial role in inspiring the next generation of prospective students. As an ambassador, you will have the opportunity to engage with students, educators, and communities, promoting the importance of an Engineering education. Your role will involve engaging with diverse audiences, sharing knowledge and insights, and contributing to the growth and visibility of the CDE community.
Apply now and join us in making a difference as a CDE Outreach Ambassador!
CONTACT
Ms Genia Ong
Tel: +65 6516 8852
Email: geniaong@nus.edu.sg
