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Grace Wong has a diverse range of work experience in various engineering roles. Grace started their career at Halliburton as a Mechanical Designer, where they utilized Solidwork Cad software to design new products. Grace then joined ST Engineering Land Systems Ltd as an Engineer, working on projects for the Singapore Armed Forces and specializing in the development of military hull structures. Grace later became an Assistant Principal Engineer, leading the design of hull structures for amphibious vehicles. Grace also served as a Senior Engineer and Kaizen Leader, demonstrating their expertise in engineering calculations, material selections, and new product development.

Following their time at ST Engineering, Grace worked at UTS Rapido as a Mechatronic Engineer, where they were responsible for research and development projects in various industries. Grace also mentored interns and conducted testing to ensure optimal product performance.

Grace then joined InQuik Bridging Systems as a Technical Manager, overseeing a drafting team and collaborating with project and manufacturing teams to ensure timely delivery of modular bridges. Grace also managed the design and fabrication processes and identified opportunities for design improvements.

In their most recent role at Lendlease, Grace served as an Industrial Designer, leading the Mechanical Services system. Grace worked closely with external consultants to identify potential options for buildings, conducted ontology analysis and supplier evaluation, and integrated products into the product catalogue for a more digital and sustainable future.

Currently, Grace works at Laing O'Rourke as a Product Lead (Innovation), where they develop innovative and sustainable solutions using digital technologies for the construction industry. Grace manages project schedules, conducts technical reviews, and upgrades existing systems using renewable energy.

Grace Wong completed a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering at Nanyang Technological University Singapore from 2003 to 2007. Grace then pursued a Master's Degree in Master of Engineering (Extension) at the University of Technology Sydney from 2016 to 2018. In 2010, they studied German at the Goethe Institute, but no specific degree was mentioned for this program.