During an 8-month long intensive venture design program, I led a multidisciplinary team of 5 engineering and commerce students.
Our team consisted of myself in computer engineering as well a teammate in materials engineering, a double major in kinesiology and business, as well as two individuals from the commerce program.
We started off by identifying customer pains in the form of bra fit and breast pain leading to the development of an MVP web application to
match users with suggested bra designs applying a user’s self-reported pains and breast characteristics as input.
For the development side of things, as the only teammate with software experience I implemented the web application while guiding my teammates
in the usage of SQL to build a database of bra characteristics. With a tight timeline for demo-day, our web application was built with the features
for the user to input their chest measurements and select common, specific issues they had with bras in the mainstream market. Our hope was to utilize
Computer Vision and enhanced security to take a 3D model of chests and match them to their best bras.
Through the course of the project I led the team through product pivots as well as the market research and the development of user requirements,
release plans, marketing strategies, and financial projections.
Represented the interests of 1000+ undergraduate students to the faculty and within the broader university.
Supervised the activities of the society by providing support, assistance, and management to 30+ team members.
Organized workshops, alumni networking events, and social events to promote professional development, provide academic guidance, and improve student well-being.