Our Team

A youth-led non-profit organisation with active community stakeholders, CYS has a unique
governance and organisational structure.

Board Of
Directors
HONORARY LEGAL
COUNSELS
COUNCIL OF
YOUTHS
MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE
ADVISORY
PANEL
CoY Ben Chua
BEN CHUA

President,
Cyber Youth Singapore


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CoY Xavier Low
XAVIER LOW

Vice-President,
Cyber Youth Singapore

 

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CoY Aaron Ang
AARON ANG

Council Member,
Cyber Youth Singapore

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CoY Yong Hui Ting
YONG HUI TING

Council Member,
Cyber Youth Singapore

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CoY Yu Peng Fei
YU PENGFEI

Council Member,
Cyber Youth Singapore

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CoY Inshirah Ramjoo
INSHIRAH RAMJOO

Council Member,
Cyber Youth Singapore

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COY Ellie Lew
ELLIE LEW

Council Member,
Cyber Youth Singapore

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Cyber Youth SG Ltd. (CLG)
UEN 202030378D

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Ben Chua

Chief Executive Officer
Ben is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Cyber Youth Singapore (CYS), a non-profit organisation in Singapore focused on developing Singapore’s digital future. The organisation is supported by the National Youth Council (NYC) and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA). Ben is recognised by CSA as one of the champions for the national SG Cyber Talent initiative. Ben is also the recipient of the Singapore Computer Society’s IT Youth of the Year Award 2020. He is recognised through the award for his outstanding contributions to the technology industry.

Ben has extensive experience in youth engagement and interaction, serving as the leader for a community of over 1000 youths in CYS. He was previously a lecturer and a panellist for CSA’s Youth Cyber Exploration Programme in 2019, serving as a mentor for over 200 youths. He is also certified as an Accredited Configuration Engineer (ACE) and Organisational Systems Security Analyst (OSSA) by Palo Alto and ThinkSECURE. He graduated from Singapore Polytechnic with a Diploma in Infocomm Security Management with Applied Psychology in 2020.

Xavier Low

Chief Executive of CYA
Xavier is the Chief Executive Officer of Cyber Youth Academy. His interests include Photography, Poetry and playing the Erhu. He is part of the Chinese Orchestra at SMU and has played the Erhu since the tender age of 8. Xavier is a recipient of the National Young Leader Award and was a 2020 Youth Action Challenge Finalist. Xavier strongly believes in the combined effort of youths and led a Design Thinking project at Isabella, Philippines, where they served underprivileged communities by changing their underlying processes. During his term as the president of the Chinese Orchestra, he reshaped the CCA to have a volunteering focus and clinched the SP Excellence and Model Student Award. He also co-ran a student startup, SAYOCODE, under the SP’s SPinoff programme, where he enthusiastically passed on knowledge and mentored his peers. Xavier had a Polytechnic with the IMDA Gold Medal and a Diploma with Merit in Business Information Technology in 2020. He is currently pursuing a degree in Information Systems at the Singapore Management University.

Xavier continues to serve various communities through volunteering for Meet the People sessions and helping households directly through a befriending programme. Xavier believes volunteering with the community is essential to serving them. Doing so has allowed him to realise the current systems in place; and the difficulties that various groups face with present ‘help’ provided by multiple organisations (e.g. grants, provisions etc.). He also often provides his Photography experience to Chengsan- Seletar CC through offering coverage to their various events. Xavier has aspirations to work in the Public Service to aid digitalisation efforts to push for more inclusive change methods. He hopes that one day, technology will be adopted and used by all members of society regardless of their background and status. He believes that only when such a level of inclusiveness is achieved can technology become the enabler it was promised to be.

AARON ANG

Council Member, Council of Youths | Chief Executive, Cyber Youth Collective

Aaron is the Director of Education at Right-Hand Cybersecurity. He manages a team of cybersecurity content experts and developers in fulfilling the company’s mission of making humans more defensible against cyber threats by helping clients build organizational cybersecurity culture.

Aaron also holds the new Singapore Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ) Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance (ACLP), where he is certified to perform the role of a learning facilitator, assessor of SSG-funded certifiable courses, and also a learning solutionist to support the needs of enterprises and learners experiencing industry transformation.


In the early years of his cybersecurity career, Aaron was part of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA), a government agency tasked to protect Singapore’s cyberspace. During his time at CSA, Aaron had the opportunity to work with veterans in the industry, both in the public and private sectors. Aaron is also passionate to help develop the next generation of cybersecurity leaders and has conducted cybersecurity training and workshops for many educational institutions and public agencies.


Prior to his foray into cybersecurity, Aaron was an Education Officer at a local school before taking on an appointment as an Information Technology Consultant at the headquarters of the Ministry of Education, Singapore.

YONG HUI TING

Board Director, Cyber Youth Singapore
Hui Ting is currently working full time at Sea Group in the IT Security Team as a Junior IT Analyst and she is also studying a part-time degree, Bachelor in Technology (Cybersecurity) at the National University of Singapore. Before she began working full time, she was an active volunteer member for 2 years in the Management Committee as the Chief Operating Officer who led the Operations Division.

During her time in the CYS management committee, Hui Ting had the opportunity to lead and organise the 5-day event, Cyber Youth Singapore Summit 2021, for 500 youths. She is passionate about serving the community, ensuring that the youth in technology have an opportunity to learn and develop their skills together. She is definitely well equipped with the skills to interact and engage with fellow youths in the community and to strive for what the youth would want for the community.

YU PENGFEI

Board Director, Cyber Youth Singapore
Pengfei is a prominent student leader who thrives on cool projects and community work. While undergoing his undergraduate studies in the Singapore Institute of Technology, he was awarded the IMDA SG:D Scholarship and founded the SIT N0H4TS cybersecurity special interest club, of which he continues to serve as an advisor. He has also represented Singapore on multiple global competitions and secured top positions.

Pengfei is involved in many local cybersecurity endeavours, he is a core volunteer in Division Zero – a Singapore-based cybersecurity community group. He leads the N0H4TS Tinkerers quarter – a special projects team within Division Zero and is also a board member of the Cyber Youth Singapore. He also heads multiple initiatives such as hosting a cybersecurity podcast – Div0:Unfiltered, chairing and organising an annual student-centric cybersecurity conference – STANDCON and hosting Capture The Flags competitions.

Upon his recent graduation in 2021, Pengfei has begun his professional career as a Cybersecurity Specialist at the Government Technology Agency (GovTech), contributing primarily in the area of adversary simulations and technical audits on government agencies’ critical infrastructures. He continues to actively contribute back to the community by bridging the gap between students and the professional industry in cybersecurity.

INSHIRAH RAMJOO

Council Member
Inshirah Ramjoo is a self–driven and passionate individual who takes a positive leap of faith in every chapter of her life. Her decision to be part of the cyber youth committee members comes with the similar belief of youths interested in technology to develop passion and all-rounded professionals for the digital future.

As a nominee for girls in tech, founder of a financial application, Money Bear and an active CCA participant, Inshirah has achieved many things just at the age of nineteen years.

Since her first day at Singapore Polytechnic, she has managed to give her all into every project she has worked towards with well recognition by her professors.

In her second year at Singapore Polytechnic, she brought forward her group micro-controller application project, to the estates department and school director, where she was well advised to produce an official proposal for the ideation and implementation.

Eventually, she was further inspired to be working with Spinoff Entrepreneurs with any business ideation she wanted to implement.

All things considered, her skills such as programming, designing, fabricating and real-world problem-solving thinking makes her a strong asset in our world of fast-growing engineering and technology.

ELLIE LEW

Council Member
Ellie is a Year 4 student from Nanyang Technological University studying Accountancy and Business Analytics. She is passionate about the possibilities of marrying technology with businesses to defy limits and better communities. She has also started her own non-profit organisation, Skills For Good, that utilises a technology-based solution to make skills-based volunteering accessible as a solution for social organisations in Singapore.