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FEEdme – CP2106 Independent Software Development Project (NUS Orbital)

May – Aug 2019

• Designed and built a web-application using React for people in the same geographic location can find others to split the cost of food delivery or share promotion codes with.
• Developed the chat-system component using the Chatkit API by Pusher, to allow customers to liaise with each other.

Ease Your Life at Halls (EYLAH)- CS2103T Software Engineering

Jan - Apr 2020

• Built a CLI-based application using Java, targeted at hall residents with two major functionalities: Diet Tracker and Expense Splitter.
• Led the development process of the Expense Splitter component following the OOP paradigm.
• Wrote detailed User and Developer Guides for technical documentation of the application.
• Followed the GitHub standard fork and Pull Request workflow to easily maintain our code.

Bramble

Apr 2020

A simple API keys management application

• Built a front-end application to manage API keys for different applications to gain experience using React.
• Understood React state and lifecycle features and utilized Hooks to tap into its functionalities such as establishing the initial state, updating the list of API keys, deleting/creating API keys via function calls to the back-end server.

Build On 2020 – stand.up

Aug – Sept 2020

• Semi-Finalists
• Front-End Lead. Designed the front-end using React and LESS.
• Built a full-stack web-application from scratch to provide education materials to underserved communities.
• Gained insight on AWS resources such as AWS CodeDeploy and Cognito.

LiquidHealth Pte Ltd.

Dec 2019

• Migrated data from OpenCart to WooCommerce using Pandas.
• Analyzed OpenCart codebase to understand how the columns map to form fields.
• Explored WooCommerce API to understand required fields for import.

Circles.Hack – CirclesLife Virtual Hackathon

Sept 2019

• 1 of 14 Finalists (Group)
• Designed and built a financial-tracking application.
• Learned about project ideation, product prototyping and pitching, as well as product scalability.

Today I Learned (TIL) AI Camp – DSTA BrainHack

Jun 2019

• Clinched 6th place out of >50 teams (Group)
• Learned basic image classification using machine learning.
• Trained an existing model to identify certain human poses and achieved a close to 70% accuracy.
• Gained insight on the thought and development process of other top teams who competed.