Marcus Wong Ka Him

In the past, I've actively cultivated my leadership and organisation skills through extracurricular roles. Specifically, I served as the year level coordinator and an ambassador for the university guidance crew where I honed my ability to guide peers and represent my institution in front of professors from prestigious universities globally.

Doing team sports gave me a sense of belonging in team settings, be it the split second exchange of the baton in athletics competitions or competing as a team in karate competitions, I've always loved working together with my teammates and I'm eager to expand my horizons by collaborating and connecting with individuals from diverse academic fields.

Growing up, I've always look up to crime related occupations around me; forensics scientists, private investigations and police forces all fascinated young me, I still remember looking at drones in awe as they scanned the area for danger. As technology continues to advance, the boundaries between traditional and digital methods blur; A drone that once only recorded videos can now integrate AI to flag anomalies. This showed me the importance of technological literacy and stepping into these fields. While tools advance indefinitely, foundational literacy remains constant. There are still thousands of skills that no algorithm can ever replicate. Technology will keep reshaping industries, but it cannot erase the people operating.

I joined Inkoders' because their values aligned with mine navigating through this era with technological literacy while continuing to build strong foundational literacy, for technology will never replace us.