Jason Chew
Electrical & Electronic Eng & Economics
College of Engineering
Summary
I am interested in getting to know people and hopefully be of help to them. I believe in being involved in the community and giving back in whatever some little way I can.
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Work Experience
Expert Developer Jan 2018 - Present
Keysight Technologies SingaporeI am involved with FPGA design.
Expert Developer Nov 2015 - Jan 2018
Rohde and Schwarz SingaporeProject Manager Feb 2013 - Oct 2015
Addvalue Technologies SingaporeSenior Engineer Feb 2009 - Jan 2013
Rohde and Schwarz SingaporeSenior Engineer Dec 2005 - Jan 2009
Institute for Infocomm Research SingaporeSenior Engineer Dec 1999 - Nov 2005
Addvalue Technologies SingaporeEducation
Bachelor Of Science (Psychology) Jul 2012 - Dec 2017
Singapore University of Social Sciences SingaporeMaster of Science (Biomedical Engineering) Jul 2006 - Dec 2008
Nanyang Technological University SingaporeMaster of Science (Electrical Engineering) Sep 1998 - Sep 1999
University Of Surrey United KingdomMajor in Satellite Communication Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) Sep 1996 - Jun 1998
University of Sheffield United KingdomMajor in Telecommunication.
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Q&A with Jason Chew
What are your strongest skills that have contributed to your success in this field?
Basic technical skill that is fundamental to the job is certainly necessary to fulfil the task . However it is often the softskills that bring you a little further. In RD engineering work that I am in, it often pays off for not settling with what others had already done, but inquire a little more and often you can make some small improvements here and there.
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What was the most significant event that made you the way you are now?
My religious faith that helps me not to look at my own interest but also the interest of others.
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What has been the most challenging situation you have ever faced at work and how did you overcome it?
The most challenging part of work is usually not technical but interpersonal. It takes a lot of maturity to handle some of these issues. One good way is to seek advice from someone experienced. In the heat of a situation, it is best not to respond to conflict if possible until you are cooled down and have a clear mind. Else you will often have to spend more effort in clearing the aftermath.
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