EDUCATION
PhD by Research Engineering & IT
Voluntarily withdrawn (2013)
The University of Sydney, Australia
Conducted research on software system that will allow an entire vehicle to be controlled by a single CPU as opposed to the conventional method that requires a multitude of CPUs. Withdrawn from PhD program in 2013 to focus on business.
Bachelor of Engineering Materials & Mechanical Systems
With Honours (2004)
The Australian National University, Australia
Recipient of the Faculty of Engineering and IT Student Services First Year International Scholarship (2002).
Diploma in IT Website Development
With Distinction (2011)
TAFE NSW Australia
Recipient of 26 distinctions.
Diploma in Engineering Mechatronics
With Merit (2000)
Nanyang Polytechnic, Singapore
- Recipient of 15 distinctions
- Top 10% of the graduating cohort for the diploma course
- Sponsorship under Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. (1999 – 2000)
- Top Student Award, Mechatronics Engineering (1999/2000)
- Top Student Award, Mechatronics Engineering (1998/1999)
IT SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
Microsoft 365 Administration
All Office apps including SharePoint, Teams & Exchange
System Administration
Active Directory (on-premise)
Microsoft Entra ID (previously Azure Active Directory)
Windows Server, 11 & 10
Linux
PowerShell
Bash
Web Development
Front-end: JavaScript, HTML, CSS
Back-end: PHP, MySQL
Frameworks: Bootstrap, CodeIgniter
HTTP API: REST
Web server: Apache HTTP Server
Version control: Git
WORK EXPERIENCE
Applications Support Engineer
2018 - NowAgilisys Guernsey
Guernsey
Full Stack Web Developer
2015 - 2018Self Employed
Australia & Guernsey
Manufacturing Engineer
2006 - 2008Silverbrook Research Pty. Ltd.
Australia
Associate Engineer
2000 - 2002Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd.
Singapore
AWARDS
US patent 8612100 for invention of vehicle management control system (2013)
Enables an entire vehicle to be controlled by a single software framework running on macOS, Linux or Windows computer
The NEC Semiconductors Singapore Pte. Ltd. Award for Best Project Work (2000)
Software written in C that enabled engineers to simulate the dynamic performance of micromouse robot without having to build a physical prototype