Lynda Wang

Lynda Wang is a highly qualified materials engineer with extensive experience in various engineering roles. An internship at Schlumberger focused on stator encapsulation polymer characterization, where test plans were designed to address issues in the polymer gelling process. As a Process Project Engineer and Microbiology Lab Supervisor at Abbott, Lynda contributed to business excellence and managed microbiology lab operations. Lynda held the position of Vice President for Internal Projects at Engineers Without Borders (NTU), organizing humanitarian engineering initiatives, and served as a Research Assistant at the Max Planck-NTU Joint Lab for Artificial Senses, specializing in soft ultra conformable polymer technology. Additionally, an internship at BW Offshore involved creating material specifications and developing an automated model for offshore fitness assessments. Lynda's academic credentials include a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Materials Engineering with a second major in Medical Biology from Nanyang Technological University, graduating with Highest Distinction, and an International Baccalaureate Diploma from Auckland International College.