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I'm a Year 2 Computer Engineering student at NUS minoring in AI. I bridge multiple layers of abstraction, from ARM assembly in computer organisation to FPGA Verilog FSMs (including fall-detection logic) to C/C++ sensor driven autonomous robots with arduino/RPi to websites and AI-poweredapplications running on both cloud and local systems.
My engineering journey is driven by a desire to understand exactly how things work under the hood. I enjoy bridging the gap between low-level hardware logic—like designing circuits on a Basys 3 FPGA—and high-level software, creating seamless, optimized systems.
Beyond competing in hackathons and building my own automation tools, I'm a Teaching Assistant for Software Engineering & OOP (CS2113). Teaching pushes me to write cleaner, more deliberate code and helps me communicate complex technical concepts effectively.
NUS Year 2 · Computer Engineering · AI Minor
Local-first health companion utilizing a 478-point facial mesh and rPPG for edge-computed vital sign monitoring.
Privacy-focused desktop assistant with offline Ollama IPC orchestration and built-in task management.
A one-click CLI tool that processes raw semester notes into a fully searchable, offline static site.
An interactive CLI engine built for complex linear algebra operations, ML regression analysis, and 3D surface plotting.
High-fidelity image restoration tool implementing Real-ESRGAN and EDSR CNN architectures for diverse restoration needs.
Telegram-native shopping agent that turns messy user intent into TinyFish marketplace fan-out, evidence-backed ranking, and a clearer shortlist.
Guiding Year 2 students through Object-Oriented Programming and software engineering principles. I manage weekly tutorials, help teams navigate collaborative development environments, and debug complex Java codebases to ensure solid architectural practices.
I'm actively seeking opportunities in embedded systems, AI integrations, and full-stack development. If you're working on interesting technical challenges, let's connect.