Sherraine yearns to be an all-rounded artiste and a good performer. She hopes to do well, be it in acting, singing or hosting and tries her best to prepare herself to be ready at opportunities given to her. Through the years, Sherraine has worked hard to develop her skills and gain more experiences. She was part of the Chinese Drama Performing Arts Society in her Secondary school years and it was from here that she took interest in acting.

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In 2010, Sherraine had the opportunity to take part in Let's Talk, a Chinese Youth Talk Show by Channel U. The show focused on debates and the sharing of problems faced by the teens. In 2011, Sherraine was invited back to do street interviews for Let's Talk 2. After which, Sherraine was given more opportunities to act in several shows that were aired on TV.

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Sherraine's acting career reached a next level in 2012 and 2013 when she was casted as Mayoki, the main supporting actress for Ah Boys to Men 1 and Ah Boys to Men 2. In 2014, she did a supporting role in Filial Party and worked alongside various big names like Christopher Lee, Kym Ng and Irene Ang. In 2015, Sherraine was selected to be part of Mediacorp's singing variety show "Getai Challenge". Along with the popularity of the 13-episodes show, Sherraine's popularity soared swiftly and her social media followers and fan base doubled.

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Equipped with a Diploma in Mass Communications, Sherraine is also a bilingual emcee for corporate shows and events. Starting out at the age of 18, Sherraine has hosted for several events, which included of annual dinners of big corporations as well as other community events like the Chingay Roadshow. Her friendly personality and bubbly character allowed her to engage the audience effectively.

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Sherraine went on to do 2 years in NAFA Mandarin Theatre in the hope to polish her acting skills. After the Getai Challenge Variety Show in 2015, Sherraine became more well-known to the public and has been invited to be on many Television Variety Shows. She was also given the opportunity to work with many different directors in the filming industry, like Jack Neo, Royston Tan and Boris Boo.