H worked in the Design studio in Beijing as an industrial design intern throughout the winter of 2017. As his supervisor and design lead, I arranged him different tasks and worked several projects with him on a daily basis. I was consistently impressed by his initiative, passion, and professionalism.

As an industrial designer in the studio, H's responsibilities are just like any other designer, including doing research at the beginning stage of the project, sketching ideas, CAD modeling, making, and rendering for final presentation. During that time, he fully participated in two projects over a period of two months. The first client he encountered was a startup AR company called Pie-Digital, and the goal was to design an AR interaction table. Although he had no experience in designing in real industrial life, he was able to learn things and combine with the knowledge and skills he learned very quickly. He did a very useful research about the client’s demand, restriction, and existing products for the team, and providing plenty of concept sketching for initial product ideation later on. With the help and instructions of mine and a senior designer, he successfully built his own CAD model and was selected by the client out of three design.
H gradually became an important member of the ID team and gave 100% effort in the work. He consistently produced a high standard of work and is among one of the most potential interns I have ever worked with. Despite the fact that he had to go back to school in the middle of the second project, he completed his design of a pet ICU unit with the requirement and high detail.

As you can tell by now, he is a talented young designer driven by a passion for creating and detail. Therefore, I am proud to say that H would be the ideal candidate for your program. Please feel free to contact me if you need additional information or perspective.

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