curriculum vitae
Traits
An active mind and sociable personality allows me to flexibly embrace new endeavours. I’ve been called intuitive, considerate and informed. I would describe myself as resourceful, intentional, and highly motivated.
Skills
AutoCAD, Solidworks, Adobe ID, AI, PS, AE, Rhinoceros, Fusion350, Microsoft Office and the World Wide Web. I’m very comfortable in shop settings and have familiarity working with most machines. Bonus, I can compile cohesive presentations and have giving public talks about my work.
Interests
Furniture, Interiors, Dwellings, Art Direction, Product Development, Design Research, Materials, Sociology and Human Behavior, Ecology, Urban Planning, 3D Printing, Sustainability, Visual Communication, and of course the design process, thinking and methodology.
Education
Bachelor of Design
Industrial Design
Ontario College of Art and Design University. Toronto, Canada.
09 . 2015 - 05 . 2019
Exchange Program
Product Design Specialization OsloMET University (formally HiOA). Oslo, Norway.
08 . 2017 - 12 . 2017
First year Bachelor of Art Painting and Sculpture
Alberta College of Art and Design. Calgary, Canada.
09 . 2014 - 05 . 2015
Related Experience
Industrial Designer
Credible Hospitality Corp.
Vaughan, Canada
10 . 2019
07 . 2020
Hired as a Junior Designer, my role entailed reading quotes, specs, site measurements and floor plans to inform the fabrication drawings of individual furniture pieces. Primarily the drawings are created using AutoCAD to convey information to the client and the folks making the item. During my time with CH, I introduced additional visuals using Solidworks to produce 3D models.
Curator and Designer
DesignTO - Themselves
Toronto, Canada
10 . 2019
01 . 2020
In collaboration with Thomas Kim (under the title TheTheThe), we brought together unique works by 14 designers to stage the interior of Stackt Market for Toronto’s Design Week. The curatorial objective was to select furniture objects that blur the line between art and design.
Volunteer Coordinator
Canadian Art Magazine - Social 2019 Fundraising Auction
Toronto, Canada
08 . 2019
09 . 2019
Assembled and organized 10 volunteers for the annual event that hosts over 400 guests. Acted as liaison between art and audience and facilitate silent bidding using Givergy tablets. Assistant to Uma Vespaziani the program coordinator.
Curator and Designer
The Rooms: An exhibition of designed objects.
Toronto, Canada
06 . 2019
08 . 2019
Under the title TheTheThe, Thomas Kim and I staged an empty apartment with objects by 12 designers. The creative direction of this project is a representation of my obsession with how materiality and forms come together in spaces. Fellow designer Aidan Taylor and I also created a standing table for the exhibition.
Design and Development
Bloordale Improvement group
Toronto, Canada
06 . 2019
08 . 2019
I was asked to return for a second year at BIG on Bloor: Arts and Culture Street Festival, our team was tasked with zero waste. All the interactive pieces that were to be apart of the one day event were constructed out of found objects and transformed. Additionally we assisted the artists with fabrication logistics and installation.
International Research Competition
Oxford University's Map the System
Toronto, Canada
02 . 2019
03 . 2019
External of our school projects, myself and four others ventured an extensive research project on how e-commerce and automation will influence the last mile for the public company Canada Post and all actors involved. The result of this work was a report and a series of visual maps that display the findings in a cohesive and legible format.
Dynamic Project Management
OsloMET University x Karlstad University for NorgesGruppen
Oslo, Norway
11 . 2017
12 . 2017
A rewarding project that allowed us, leaders, to implement previous years of education to guide the 1st and 2nd year students through the design process. I enjoyed sharing observational research methods from the social sciences and synthesizing the data through storytelling and personas. Constant collaboration with other team leads allowed us to maintain a healthy group dynamic. Conclusively the students produced a series of design solutions that the client were excited about.
Student Monitor OCADU
Material Innovation Center
Toronto, Canada
01 . 2017
05 . 2017
Overlooking the MIC was a fascinating job that reflected my interests in tactility and material innovation. The job required me to be knowledgeable about the plethora of materials within the collection as well as samples to bring in. Students, primarily from the environmental design program would inquire about various things that we would sit down and research together. If they just needed to borrow a sample, I fulfilled the logistics and reached out when the lone was overdue.