Smyle is an innovative wellness subscription service, offering tiered packages—Basic, Premium, and Luxe—designed to cater to the unique wellness needs of our subscribers. Utilizing a user-centric approach, we begin our customization process with a detailed questionnaire, allowing us to tailor each box with precision to address specific mental health concerns.
To create a simple, memorable, and versatile design that effectively represents the company's brand identity and values, communicates its technological focus, and conveys professionalism and reliability, while being adaptable enough to remain relevant as the company evolves.
Working with a upcoming startup, Ethic Talent, a revolutionary concept in responsible recruitment and talent management that prioritizes ethical considerations and inclusivity in the workforce.
BeCurious, an app that actually cares to help immigrant international students transition and succeed in the Waterloo Region by providing cultural orientation, resources, and assistance based on surveys and interviews.
The infotainment system features a clean, user-friendly design with a modern UX/UI approach for cars. It uses a minimalist, cool-toned design with clear typography to enhance accessibility and navigation. The interface focuses on a seamless user experience, prioritizing safety while maintaining style, showcasing innovation in automotive UX/UI design.
During my co-op term, I was entrusted with the development of two comprehensive welcome brochures for the GBDA (Global Business and Digital Arts) and MDEI (Master of Digital Experience Innovation) programs at the University of Waterloo's Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business
GharSe, an application that consolidates tiffin services in Waterloo Region to provide access to home cooked meals for international students.
The project introduces SKRAPZ, a mobile app designed to foster a community where crafters can trade or sell excess scrap fabric and crafting materials.
A startup based in Kitchener, ON, I played an integral role in the development team. Working closely with the Project Manager and full-stack developer, we brought the website to life. I actively participated in initial business planning and ideation, taking responsibility for project management and UX/UI design.
I contributed to organizing events and job fairs, Developing new recruitment strategies, updating databases, drafting informational documents, creating a recruitment marketing material, taking photographs and videos, conducting 1-on-1 advising sessions, managing social media accounts, and providing administrative support.
I played a vital role in developing a new communication strategy. I drafted, edited, and formatted various documents, managed social media accounts, directed interviews for organization videos, redesigned the website resulting in increased web traffic, and provided professional administrative support to executives.
As a Customer Service Representative for the City of Kitchener at a community centre, I am the first point of contact for the community, providing information and support on the services and programs we offer. My role involves handling inquiries, managing bookings and registrations, ensuring customer satisfaction, and maintaining accurate records. I pride myself on my communication skills and my commitment to delivering exceptional service. I work collaboratively with my team to meet the diverse needs of our community.
I am currently looking for a full time position. If you have a potential project or just want to say hi, I'll try my best to answer your email!