I stumbled into public speaking when I attended Singapore Global CFP Diversity Day in March 2019, and subsequently got my first CFP submission accepted a few months later. Since then, I have delivered more than 10 talks at various tech conferences regionally and internationally. As I can get pretty self-conscious when delivering talks in public (especially when talks are now remote), I consider myself a work-in-progress speaker who is constantly learning from the audience.

Upcoming talks

Planning my speaking agenda for 2022

Past talks

Exclusives

• 11 November 2020: Wanted Spotlight - Breaking Data Episode 3: “How to Build Your Data Career Like A Business”

Invited Keynote

• 12 December 2020: “Is Rainfall Getting Heavier? Building a Weather Forecasting Pipeline with Singapore Weather Station Data” at PyCode Conference 2020
  • First Keynote!
  • Recording courtesy of PyCode Conference

Conference

• 20 November 2021: Designing Functional Data Pipelines for Reproducibility and Maintainability at PyCon APAC 2021
  • Pre-recorded talk, pending public release
• 29 October 2021: Designing Functional Data Pipelines for Reproducibility and Maintainability at PyData Global 2021
  • Next-day Zoom cloud recording
• 29 July 2021: Designing Functional Data Pipelines for Reproducibility and Maintainability at EuroPython 2021
  • Re-recorded due to live technical issues, recording courtesy of EuroPython 2021
• 21 February 2021: “Is Rainfall Getting Heavier? Building a Weather Forecasting Pipeline with Singapore Weather Station Data” at FOSDEM 2021 Python Devroom
  • Pre-recorded talk, post-processed by FOSDEM 2021 Python Devroom
• 6 December 2020: “Seeing Data in Multiple Dimensions: Hierarchical Indexing in Pandas and How to Visualize Them” at PyJamas 2020
  • Recording courtesy of PyJamas 2020
• 6 December 2020: “Is Rainfall Getting Heavier? Building a Weather Forecasting Pipeline with Singapore Weather Station Data” at PyJamas 2020
  • Livestream recording courtesy of PyJamas 2020
• 15 November 2020: “Speed Up Your Data Processing: Parallel and Asynchronous Programming in Data Science” at PyData Global
  • Pre-recorded talk, post-processed by PyData Global
• 6 September 2020: Speed Up Your Data Processing: Parallel and Asynchronous Programming in Data Science at PyCon Taiwan 2020
  • Recording courtesy of PyCon Taiwan
• 23 July 2020: Speed Up Your Data Processing at EuroPython 2020
  • Recording courtesy of EuroPython

• 25 April 2020: Just-in-Time with Numba at Remote Python Pizza

• 20 March 2020: Speed Up Your Data Processing: Parallel and Asynchronous Programming in Python at FOSSASIA Summit 2020
  • Recording courtesy of FOSSASIA
• 1 December 2019: Making Open Weather Data More Accessible: Extracting Seasonal Insights from Singapore Weather Station Data at OpenUP Global Summit 2019
  • Recording courtesy of Open UP Summit
• 31 August 2019: How to Make Your Data Processing Faster: Parallel Processing and JIT in Data Science at Women Who Code CONNECT Asia 2019
  • Recording courtesy of Engineers.SG

Panel

• 20 November 2021: “What are the Cornerstones Every Big Data Environment Should Have to be Successful?” at PyCon APAC 2021

• 28 October 2021: How to Get Started with Your Data Science Career at PyData Global 2021 Impact Program

• 18 January 2020: “The conference speaking experience” at Global CFP Diversity Day (Singapore) 2020 edition

  • Recording courtesy of Engineers.SG

Meetup

• 11 June 2021: MAE Alumni Sharing on Transition to the Data Sciences Industry

• 28 March 2020: Just-in-Time with Numba at PyLadies International Women’s Month Lightning Talks

• 14 January 2020: Exploring Seasonal Insights from Singapore Weather Station Data at JuniorDevSG Code and Tell
  • Recording courtesy of Engineers.SG
• 28 November 2019: Contributing to pandas documentation for the first time - lessons from open source at Women Who Code Singapore TalksDev #5
  • Recording courtesy of Engineers.SG
• 27 August 2019: Parallel Processing in Python at Python User Group Singapore Meetup