NUS Resilience and Growth Postdoctoral FellowshipProject: Sustainable water management in urban farming through treatment and reuse via electrochemical treatment processNotable summary: • Won Best Poster Award for SFA-NUS Day 2023• Patent pending for electrochemical treatment processDevelopment phase• Conducted bench top experiments and feasibility studies • Operational condition optimization based on bench top studiesPilot phase• Test bed hydroponics tiered system with electrochemical treatment• Monitored waste water treatment performance and daily operational checks• Prepared presentation slides for reporting progress

- Coordinated the different specialist functions, Engineering, Process and Procurement to ensure that project deliverables are met.- Ensure that the client's expectations are met and managed in line with the contract.- Liaised with suppliers to quotations to purchase the equipment for the plant based on our own datasheets- Arranged shipping of equipment from country of origin to the destination country

- Responsible for efficient use of treated wastewater to do drip irrigation for a farm of 11 acres- Responsible for efficient use of ground water to do drip irrigation for other parts of the farm of 59 acres- Calculated time needed to irrigate farm so that it can be more energy-friendly

-Handled soil investigation (SI) documents for Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) and had to communicate with clients regarding the archiving of these files -Worked in a fast pace environment-Was requested by supervisor to help with the project during the Dec holidays due to my successful work stint during the June/July period

- Signed up and passed Combat Skills Badge Course that was optional for my NS tour- Trained a batch of recruits in the Boat Pioneer Course in Assault Boat Proficiency- Trained a batch of commanders in the Boat Commander Course in Assault Boat Proficiency- Took charge of the well-being and provided support for my section- Responsible for their turnout and bearing- Assigned duties for the platoon and gave them off days in view of their contributions