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| − | [[2122T1 TSM/Participant Information/Applicant| Express Yourself]]
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| − | ==<font face="Segoe Script" size=6 color=#336699>About Emmanuel</font>==
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| − | [[File:Emmanuel.jpg|thumb|right|Zihuatanejo? Out in the open seas, away from the cares of any man.]]
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| − | '''SMU email''': emmanuelr.2018@smu.edu.sg <br>
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| − | '''Linkedin''': [https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmanuel-rayendra/ LinkedIn] <br>
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| − | '''Academic Year''': 2018 <br>
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| − | '''Degree''': BSc. (Information Systems)<br>
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| − | '''Specialisation Tracks''': Software Development, Digitalisation & Cloud Solutions<br>
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| − | ==<font face="Segoe Script" size=5 color=#7B3F00>Why TSM?</font>==
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| − | '''What motivates you to join TSM?'''
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| − | Today, we’ve noticed how tech has evolved to be at the forefront of many transformations – from the cloud empowering data analytics workloads and predicting cancer through machine learning, to using IoT to save building energy – there’s still so much potential that we can use technology to create value and new business models around.
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| − | In the world, many startups and its founders are crazy enough to believe that they can change the world – and they’re not wrong, because all of the big tech companies started from a small, but crazy idea. And it’s honestly exciting reading about the drama, the grit and the experiences two men put through to launch a computing revolution in our homes about forty years ago.
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| − | '''Where do you NOT want to travel for TSM?'''
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| − | Nowhere. I love anywhere new and unfamiliar 🙃
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| − | ==<font face="Segoe Script" size=5 color=#7B3F00>Starting a business</font>==
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| − | '''What types of business interest you?'''
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| − | Renewables/sustainable technology. I think this is the future we should push for, to reverse the negative side of globalisation through technology and change the way we do things.
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| − | '''What plan do you have in starting a business?'''
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| − | I’ve always wanted to start a business later on in life (or when the chance appears) after I’ve gained experiences in the corporate world. There’s a lot to learn from working for an organisation that allows for personal growth before I can start on my own – in my opinion.
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| − | But if I were to have the capabilities and capital to start one today, I’d probably start with sustainable technology.
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| − | ==<font face="Segoe Script" size=5 color=#7B3F00>Past Experiences (optional)</font>==
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| − | Siemens, GovTech
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| − | Developed this platform ([https://beta.ridey.co ridey.co]) right before COVID for a peer-to-peer car sharing platform, but never really took off unfortunately.
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| − | ==<font face="Segoe Script" size=5 color=#7B3F00>What keeps you ticking?</font>==
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| − | I love Indiana Jones, so naturally, adventures. I love to cook and had always thought of being a chef when I was younger. I love road-tripping – I’ve slept in a car for days with my childhood friend – driving across Australia like vagrants. Also, ethics is one of my strongest passions, and I love to see tech companies who actively try to make the world better through ethical considerations.
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