About Us

The 2026-2027 Leadership Team

Get to know us!! We are a team of 8, brought together by our shared passion for STEM and gender equality 🤍

Amber Chi

Co-Chapter Head - Singapore American School

Amber, a current junior at Singapore American School, can often be found solving math problems or fixing robot wires when she’s not folding origami stars or listening to music. Her experiences competing in HMMT, AIME, AMC, and MATHCOUNTS have deepened her appreciation for creative problem-solving and encouraged her to explore STEM through robotics and scientific research. As Co-Chapter Head of INTEGIRLS Singapore, Amber hopes to create a welcoming community where female and non-binary students feel supported in challenging themselves, discovering new interests, and pursuing STEM with confidence. She is especially excited to develop meaningful events and programs that make STEM more accessible and empowering.

Fun Fact: Amber will never turn down a strawberry matcha!

Lauren Pak

Co-Chapter Head- UWCSEA Dover

Lauren is a 11th grader at UWCSEA Dover, with a strong passion in biology, computer science, and the intersections which connect the two. As a national climber, Lauren has developed an interest in using computer science for injury prevention, hoping to harness her problem-solving skills to benefit the sporting community around her. As co-chapter head of Integirls Singapore, Lauren aims to create an environment where girls feel supported to pursue their love for STEM without the fear of discrimination. She hopes more girls around Singapore can discover their own passion and purpose in this field. Besides STEM, Lauren loves bouldering, playing the guitar, and listening to jazz music.

Fun Fact: Lauren has met 2 Olympic gold medallists. (Both are climbers!)

Jenny Jeong

Head of Social Media - Singapore American School

Jenny is a current senior at Singapore American School. She loves math, both in the competitions, having participated in AIME and HMMT, but also more recently number theory and proof writing. She recently had the opportunity to explore algebraic topology at SUMaC and number theory at PROMYS the last two summers. Jenny joined InteGirls because she wants other young girls to have the chance to discover that same love for STEM, and hopes to use her role in media to make this community feel more tight-knit and real. Outside of math, Jenny is a robotics (yes, double the nerd) and speech (talking for sport) kid, and has a love for bread that genuinely rivals her love for math.

Fun fact: Jenny is a regular at all coffee shops in a 2-kilometre radius from her!

Nayoon Kim

Co-Head of Sponsorship and Finance - UWCSEA Dover

Nayoon is a 11th grader at UWCSEA Dover, passionate about both biology and chemistry - and biochemistry, where they intersect. She has always enjoyed learning, but also has a love for sharing her knowledge with others. Nothing makes Nayoon happier than being around other curious people, which is part of why she joined INTEGIRLS! Through INTEGIRLS, Nayoon hopes to have a direct hand in creating a more inclusive environment for anyone looking to explore STEM.

Fun fact: Nayoon has a small dent in her forehead!

Stephanie Goutama

Co-Head of Logistics - Raffles Institution

Stephanie Goutama is a J1 student at Raffles Institution. As someone who has stuck to humanities for majority of their school life, she is thrilled to have the chance to learn more about the different aspects of STEM. Other than chemistry, Stephanie enjoys learning biology and mathematics. Her decision to join this community of like-minded peers is rooted in one core value: service. Through her organisational skills and new perspectives, she aspires to work with the team to contribute to Integirls’s cause.

Stephanie believes STEM should be accessible to everyone, and hopes that more girls across the globe can use this opportunity to experience the joy of learning science. Besides her passion for science, reading and gymming is how she passes her time.

Fun fact: Stephanie is allergic to grass!

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