My Story
From Special Effects to Design Prototyper
I had always been fascinated by how things worked or moved. From learning special effect (prosthetics, props, miniatures an animatronic) to a toy model maker lend me to the field of design prototyping. Day in and day out, I spend my time crafting innovative and practical designs, always hoping to create something that would leave a lasting impact on the world.
As a Design Prototyper, my days were filled with trial and error - testing out different materials, iterating on designs, and constantly pushing the boundaries of what was possible. It is a challenging role, one that required me to be at the forefront of emerging technologies and trends, always seeking to stay one step ahead of the competition.
But despite the challenges, I love my work. There was a certain thrill that came from taking an idea and turning it into a tangible product, bringing to life something that had previously only existed in the realm of imagination. And I am lucky enough to be surrounded by a team of talented individuals who shared my passion for design and innovation, each pushing the other to be better and to do more.
Of course, there are also frustrations along the way - deadlines that seemed impossible to meet, designs that didn't quite work out the way we have hoped, and long hours spent poring over details. But through it all, I remained focused on the end goal - creating designs that would improve people's lives and leave a lasting impact.
In the end, I knew that my work as a design prototyper was more than just a job - it was a calling. And I was proud to be part of a community of innovators and creators, each of us striving to make the world a better place, one design at a time.