Hi all! I’m a Graduate Design student finishing up my time at Stanford. My background is in Transportation design and Industrial design. I’m familiar with Autodesk products (I’ve mainly used Alias and VRED for Automotive Surfacing and Rendering), but I’m still learning Revit. As the world between our designed products, mobility, and environments begins to blur, I feel it’s essential to understand the different tools used across industries. There‘s always something to learn. If you have the time, I encourage you to look at all the programs you have access to from Autodesk as a student..there are so many useful programs!
I took CEE220c last year, and enjoyed the generative design and the limited Revit. I’m looking forward to going deeper in the program.
Some things I’ve done in my past- Food Automation, Agrotechnology, Powersports Design, Autonomous vehicles, and Equipment to support coastal marine geology(Mainly underwater equipment)
Other than that, my wife and I just had a baby a few months ago, so my time is happily consumed with that.