Finalist Social Enterprise Startup of the Year Award
Awarded to Farmcity by the President of Singapore
Entrepreneur · Designer · Full-Stack Vibe Coder
I'm Wesley — a Singapore-based entrepreneur, product designer and vibe coder.
After graduating from the National University of Singapore in 2008, I founded my first startup, which was acquired by eBay in 2012. That journey took me to Silicon Valley and Shanghai, where I worked at StubHub on global products and helped reimagine event discovery for over 16 million monthly active users. My work and entrepreneurial journey have been featured in TechCrunch, The Straits Times, The Business Times, NUS Enterprise, and more.
I later founded Farmcity, a social enterprise focused on building more equitable and resilient urban food systems. In 2020, Farmcity expanded to Singapore and was featured on CNN International, combining technology, play, and community to help city dwellers grow food with confidence.
Today, I'm a Lead Product Designer at SC Ventures (Standard Chartered), working from zero to one on new ventures across Fintech, Digital Assets, Sustainability, and AI. I partner closely with founders, engineers, and data science teams to turn complex, regulated problem spaces into clear, human-centred products.
My current focus is vibe coding — applying strong product thinking and design judgment to AI-assisted development workflows to ship high-quality products faster.
Featured
eBay's StubHub Acquires Peekspy To Add 3D Map Views For Venues
Brother sell 3D software to Ebay's Stubhub
Growing band of tech start-up millionaires
From city slickers to tech farmers
Creating a better view: Peekspy Success Story
Spying the interactive way

La presse singapourienne évoque l'achat par eBay d'un logiciel conçu par deux Mauriciens
Recognition
Awarded to Farmcity by the President of Singapore
Awarded to Farmcity by the eBay Foundation
Top Ranked Organisation Award 2019 Staff Favorite Organisation 2019 Most Effective Organisation 2019
Awarded to Farmcity by US Embassy of Mauritius
Awarded to Farmcity by British High Commission of Mauritius