About Kenneth Ham
Kenneth Ham is the founder of ZyneCube.
A developer who is enthusiastic in Technology & Entrepreneurship.
Kenneth has the ability to adapt easily to different situations. Besides that, his friendly nature and ability to perform well under pressure have earned him the cooperation and the respect of his team members. Furthermore, he is a creative and analytical thinking person who analyses problems before working out the project proper.
Kenneth got accepted into Temasek Polytechnic through a new admission called the Direct Polytechnic Admission (DPA), which is also the first batch of students who came into their chosen courses 3 months ahead of their peers. A passion to serve the community, Kenneth not only founded TP Judo Club as the club’s president in 2008, he also started the Direct Polytechnic Admission Interest Group (DPAIG) as the Vice-President.
Furthermore, Kenneth had also achieved many achievements in Temasek Informatics & IT school. He was the second runner-up in Singapore for the Microsoft Office Specialist Word 2003 category and held other certificates including Microsoft Office Specialist Word & Excel for both 2003 & 2007. His drive and passion for IT didn’t stop just yet, he participated in other competitions such as Robocode, Imagine Cup and Monodzukuri Camp@KNCT. Being proficient in Japanese, Kenneth also participated in events like Japanese exchange programmes held by the school as both an organizer and translator. His love for sharing never stopped him especially when he was in the Microsoft Student Partners (MSP) Program. Out of the many events, he shared with the students about both technology and non-technology related in a 2-days C# boot camp, Community Technology Update (CTU) @ TP and also specializes in Microsoft Office.
Kenneth is part of the Microsoft Student Partners (MSP) program. As a MSP, Kenneth and the MSP team in Temasek Polytechnic (TP), also working closely with not only Microsoft but with other Polytechnics and Universities in Singapore. The MSP Team constantly hold events, trainings or boot camps in their own individual campus sharing about the new products of Microsoft to help equip students with the latest technology as well as learning to code with these new technologies available. The main idea that was put across to the students were less on marketing the new products, but more on how these technologies provided by Microsoft can enrich and improve their lifestyle in the campus catering to both technology and non-technology students. Some of the events the MSP team had organized in TP were, Live@EDU, Microsoft Office 2010 Workshop, Microsoft DreamSpark, and one of the most successful events of the year 2009 was the Windows 7 launch. Kenneth also had the opportunity to work at Microsoft as a developer intern on Project Nimbus demo applications.
Aside from a technology geek, he had a music background since young playing the piano. A grade 8 pianist has found music a joy and a form of relaxation as well as enjoyment. Having said that, Kenneth also joined the Concert Band playing the Saxophone in his secondary school days.
