Eugene Chang is a Co-Founder & CTO at Tangible Creative at Tangible Creative. He possess expertise in 3d printing, woodworking, indesign, photoshop, laser cutting and 31 more skills. He is proficient in Chinese. Colleagues describe him as "We’ve been closely working with Eugene since the beginning of the ambassador program in September. His main goal was to develop 3D printing usage and knowledge within Parsons students. During these months I’ve seen his incredible capabilities to inspire others to find their way in 3D printing and his exceptional goal-driven organization skills. Every challenge was taken with the maximum commitment, energy and responsiveness. The balance after 10 months: - Parsons has become one the leadings schools using 3D Hubs - Eugene has become the No1 Ambassador all over the world (out of +40 ambassadors) - Eugene has become the leading 3D printing Hub in New York city (out of 505 3D printing Hubs) I would definitely recommend Eugene for any profession that requires consultancy in 3D printing and 3D design. He's outstanding in everything he does and a real great pleasure to work with!" and "Since the inception of the Ambassador program Eugene has been super engaging with his campus helping to spread the 3D Hubs word amongst his peers and influencers in his community. Using the tools we gave him he really showed initiative by organising three events in the first 3 months of being onboard as well as supporting this with further offline marketing. One thing that was really striking was Eugene's determination throughout the semester to promote 3D Hubs to those around him. He made strategic connections with local Hubs to provide services and materials otherwise not accessible to students adding value to his campus. Eugene’s continued efforts were shown in his numbers by him becoming the leader in performance for the first semester of the year, bringing in over 40 orders! I look forward to seeing Eugene’s development and continued success as a 3D Hubs ambassador as well as in the industry as a whole."