Systems & Solutions Engineer Singapore
I like figuring out how things connect, be it people, markets, systems. I pick things up fast, and I'm at my best taking a messy, complicated problem and making it feel simple.
Give me a company, a market, a sport, even a person, and I'll start mapping how the pieces fit. What's connected to what, and which small thing is quietly moving everything else. Most things are more connected than they look, and once you spot the pattern it's hard to unsee. I can't really turn it off.
Most things are systems. Learn to read one and the rest get a lot easier.
Complexity can be interesting. I really enjoy making tangled things make sense.
To understand something, start with what it's connected to.
I'd rather learn a lot of things than get too precious about just one.
Stay curious. The day I think I've got it all figured out is the day I've stopped learning.
Just build the thing. A rough version that works beats a perfect one that doesn't exist.
I love building and making my creative side run wild.
I'm good at sitting between the engineers and everyone else turning "what does this even do" into something that just clicks.
I make systems and organisations run efficiently, with the right incentive structures in place.
Market humbles us all. I love learning a new perspective and idea everyday.
Esports, marathons, boulder problems. I'm wired to chase the next hard thing and relentless figure out how to win.
The work I care about most is the stuff that actually helps people with a real human at the center of my design.
Global macro — I can't help watching how the world's flows, rates, and incentives connect. Investing is basically the same puzzle, with skin in the game.
Long-distance running — a good reminder that just showing up, over and over, actually works. Nobody's watching, but you just got to keep going anyway.
Bouldering — every route is a puzzle you solve with your whole body, mid-air, before your forearms quit on you.
Competitive esports — where I first learned to think fast under pressure, and where GamerDraft came from.