Fang Yie Tew

Meticulous and self-motivated student working towards a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering at NUS. Interested in solving real-world issues with engineering solutions. Particularly interested in the energy optimization of chemical processes with the aim to achieve sustainable and economically feasible alternatives.

Competitions:
1. Finalists of NUS FoodTech Challenge 2021 in Partnership with Nestlé - Created Barley-Coffee Cereal Bars which utilized Nestlé’s side-stream products with the aim to formulate a sustainable yet marketable food product.
2. Finalists of Engineering Innovation Challenge 2021 - Incorporated traditional food storage structures with Ultraviolet radiation as a sustainable and economically viable alternative for grain storage.

I am currently interning at Abbott Manufacturing Singapore as a Utilities Engineer. I was involved as a part of “Utilities Excellence Program 2.0” to drive energy saving in the plant. My work duties and key deliverables include:

1. Support and involve in renewable energy and low-carbon energy sources projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions within Abbott’s facilities and supply chain.
2. Identify opportunities to conserve energy and maximize energy efficiency.
3. Support utilities construction projects by performing actual piping pressure drop calculations and simulations to verify the feasibility of the design.
4. Study and apply Aspen Plus for energy simulation and modelling of spray dryer.

During 2022 Summer Vacation, I had my first internship at Turnkey Group as a Data Analyst and Advisory Intern. My responsibilities include:

1. Developed a web-based application for the European Union’s financial market participants to collect data from their investee companies, manage their portfolios and assess their environmental, social, and economic impacts. 
2. Advised a healthcare company on its transition towards Net-Zero ambition. Created a carbon accounting tool using Excel to collect 7 years of energy consumption data and calculate its carbon emissions. Reviewed its current carbon data status and identified the gaps; findings resulted in the identification of key sectors that produce carbon emissions.
3. Assisted a fast fashion brand with materiality assessment and stakeholder engagement. Enable them to gather insight into the risks and generate innovative yet sustainable solutions to stay ahead of competitors.

I am a Year 3 Chemical Engineering student studying in the National University of Singapore. I am a meticulous and self-motivated student and am interested in solving real-world issues with engineering solutions. I am particularly interested in the optimization of chemical processes with the aim to achieve sustainable and economically feasible alternatives.