During her bachelor study, she was an active UKM GIRC ambassador and attended the Global Student Leadership Program at Daegu Health College, Korea in 2016. Along with her engagements at GIRC, she crossed paths with various ambassadors from the Republic of Korea and the Republic of Croatia through Global Talk Series; as well as the master of ceremony for Seminar on Internationalization of Higher Education 2018. She spent a year abroad at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies majoring in Japanese language after being awarded the JASSO Scholarship by Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan.

She is currently the representative and communications facilitator for Musashi University’s Global Education Center to prepare students mobility to over 30 countries by developing intercultural understanding, planning and implementation skills.

In 2018, she obtained a master’s degree in Social Science in Hitotsubashi University, a national university in Tokyo. Her major was cultural anthropology and her research topic was about Malaysian society. She came to ATMA, UKM to learn BM in 2016 when she was 24 years old to pursue her study in the local language as it is crucial to understand society from the perspective of cultural anthropology. Her stay at UKM was just for one year but during the stay, she fell in love with Malaysia and even after she went back to Japan, she wanted to come back to Malaysia again and try to work here, communicating with Malaysian people and understanding more about the country and people.

Before she acquired the opportunity to work in the Embassy of Malaysia in Japan, she worked in sales for three years in a Japanese manufacturing company in Kyoto, one of the most historical and beautiful places in Japan. She likes the city indeed, so she would like to introduce and promote the attraction of Kyoto, Japan to more and more Malaysian people, such as the beauty of nature, architecture and tradition cultivated from the long history of the place.

Throughout his time as an undergraduate student, he has been actively involved in student activities and programmes with UKM Global, Kolej Burhanuddin Helmi and the university's Cultural Centre. Among his involvements, he represented the university and Malaysia in the Youth Ecosperity Dialogue 2019 held in Singapore and came in 2nd Place in the Sustainability Innovation Challenge where he pitched for a reusable
water tumbler scheme for Marina Bay Sands.

He took part in the 1st Asian University Virtual Friendship Games 2021 and emerged as Top 3 in the Ambassador of Goodwill special event and has been invited to various online talks and webinars speaking on the topics of English communication skills, cultural diversity and embracing unity in Malaysia. For two years straight, he was involved with the U-LEAD Global Leadership Programme and in the 2021 edition of the programme, he was voted as Best Facilitator by the committee and participants for his consistent dedication and outstanding commitments.

In 2021, he was granted a scholarship by Temasek Foundation to undergo the NUS Enterprise Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship and developed awareness of the diverse startup ecosystems and socio-cultural environment of Singapore and Southeast Asia. In the same year, he attended the Developing Cultural Competence Virtual Exchange Program organized by North Carolina State University where he led a group presentation of a cultural knowledge report.

John is currently the President of UKMbassadors and has led the club into its’ official establishment in 2021. He strongly believes that when there is a will, there shall always be a way and his life quote is “to be an impact is by being one”.