I studied mechanical engineering at Singapore Polytechnic and computer studies at Informatics Computer School. My career has moved through technical support, manufacturing systems, enterprise applications and process improvement.
Today I work as a Business Systems Architect and run Harvest Point Consulting. I’m interested in how work actually happens, and how to make it work better.
At B&D Doors NZ, I supported manufacturing systems and co-developed production and scheduling tools. At Wellnomics, I worked on systems administration, remote support and business continuity, including disaster-recovery planning during the Christchurch earthquake period.
Borneo Motors brought service-advisor mobility, customer feedback and ERP reporting. Later roles took me into regional planning, public services, e-commerce and BPO operations.
My career in more detailI founded Harvest Point Consulting. In August 2025, I took the practice to The Business Show Asia, starting conversations about workflow bottlenecks. My work now also includes practical AI learning, training and development experiments.
I’ve used the 5BX home-exercise routine, and I like an exploratory conversation over coffee. I also build small experiments to try an idea out; some become finished work and others remain something to learn from.
My faith in God is part of who I am. It belongs in the story alongside my work, the things I’m learning and the direction I’m finding along the way.
A workflow problem, a project or a professional opportunity. A short note is enough to begin.