I take deep-tech hardware from the materials lab to the balance sheet.
Four places to look, depending on why you came.
- 01 See what I'm building right now — GreenPeak Energy and advisory work. →
- 02 Browse where I've taken hardware to market — Dyson, REC Solar, ams OSRAM, ION Mobility. →
- 03 Read what I'm thinking about — working notes on clean energy development and commercialization. →
- 04 Reach out about a role, board seat, or advisory engagement. →
Materials engineer turned commercialization lead.
I started in a cleanroom and a laser lab — PhD work in materials engineering at A*STAR's Data Storage Institute, then a career spent moving hardware out of labs and into customers' hands. III-V GAN Semiconductors. Solar PV. Optical sensors. Battery packs for electric vehicles. Twenty years in, the translation problem from physics to product is still my favorite kind of problem.
Today my focus is clean energy hardware: solar, battery systems, charging infrastructure, hydrogen technologies and the commercial models that decide whether a good technology ever becomes a profitable business. I'm based in Singapore, work across the region, and still read the spec sheets myself.
What I'm building right now.
A sodium-ion Battery-as-a-Service venture targeting construction sites and off-grid power. Building the product, the supply chain, and the commercial model from first principles.
Expert engagements with investors and operators on clean energy hardware, batteries, robotics and Asia commercialization strategy.
Robotics, automation, and applied AI — built on the materials background, aimed at construction, maritime, and clean energy.
Where I've taken hardware to market.
A short list, not a full résumé. The pattern across all of it: a difficult product, a commercialization problem, and a team that needed a hands-on engineer who could also sit in a board meeting.
What I'm thinking about.
Drafts, in progress. A channel and longer-form writing are in development for 2026.
The questions I get most.
From recruiters, founders, investors, and collaborators. Here's where the answers live.