Meet Our Team - fourever!

Hi there! And welcome to our first blog post! We are fourever. A group of four people dedicated to contribute to the advancement of technology forever. But why "fourever"?

The word "fourever" is made up of the words "four" and "forever". "Four" simply is because we're a group of four and the "forever" signifies our unwavering commitment to the world of technology. We're here for the long haul, constantly learning, evolving, and striving to shape a better future through technology.

Meet the Fourever Team!🍀

Teh Ru Qian

Team Leader

Interest: Watching drama 🎬

Hometown: Malacca

Email: tehruqian@graduate.utm.my

Fun fact: I used to be a teenager a few months ago.

Favourite quote: Practice makes perfect 💪

Goe Jie Ying

Interest: Reading novels 📖, Listening to Music 🎧

Hometown: Kluang, Johor

Email: goeying@graduate.utm.my

Fun fact: Before I became a student, I was a kid.

Favourite quote: Spend your life in your own way✨

Lam Yoke Yu

Interest: Travelling 🗺️, Watching variety shows 📽️, Reading novels 📖

Hometown: Ipoh, Perak

Email: lam.yu@graduate.utm.my

Fun fact: When I was a teenager,

I almost got into the University of Munich! (but not quite!)

Favourite quote: Working hard happily 😊

Tan Yi Ya

Interest: Gaming 🎮

Hometown: Penang

Email: tanyiya@graduate.utm.my

Fun fact: I love my boyfriend.

Favourite quote: The wind is rising, we must try to live.

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