Currently working for the Global Disability Innovation Hub on the flagship AT2030 Programme testing 'what works' to improve access to life changing Assistive Technology (AT) for all. French and English Masters graduate in Disability Design and Innovation with a passion for disability inclusion and gender equality achieved through sustainable design practices. I seek to promote positive social change on a global scale by combining skills and experience in inclusive design best practices, design thinking, health policy appreciation, user insights data collection, interpretation and transcription acquired throughout my academic journey. I am proactive and solution driven with extensive organisational and communication skills developed through professional experience working in an international consulting company and the civil service. Following a Neuroscience BSc, MSc in Disability Design and Innovation from UCL, I want to join those fighting disability exclusion and promote a more sustainable living environment for all.