Engineering

SIT professors are using technology to improve working conditions for those who work under the sun.

SITizens emerged champions in the Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition 2024, Swarm category, where they built a drone system for a search-and-rescue mission.

This year’s Mapletree Challenge continues to motivate students to become proactive change-makers, leveraging innovation to generate value.

SIT researchers have developed a digital twin of the Punggol Campus microgrid, which can simulate how the campus microgrid operator will respond to scenarios such as a sudden surge in demand or a power fault.

Professional Officers like Christopher John Arnold are trump cards that equip SITizens with real-world industry skills.

Researchers from SIT, NUS and Power Automation plan to put their findings on smart energy management systems into practice.

The new SIT-SMRT Buddy Up Programme pairs SIT interns with workplace mentors who are SIT graduates.

Associate Professor Ethan Chong shares with The Singapore Engineer how SIT is equipping students, researchers and industry professionals with the knowledge, skillsets, and infrastructure to find solutions to sustainable development.

From textbook to construction zone, SIT graduate Loh Ken Wen’s perseverance paid off as he lands a full-time role at United Tec Construction.

At the Singapore Institute of Technology, scholar Chiu Tsz Hong flourishes within a vibrant community, shaping him into a confident leader as soon as he steps into the working world.