I am experienced in design, project management and leadership through a proven track record of achievement in academic and extra-curricular activities. Looking to stretch my creative limits and gain experience in developing products with Dyson that are both consequential and elegant, from first appraisal through to market.I have developed a real passion for meaningful innovation throughout my degree. Various design and manufacture assignments have allowed me to enhance my resourcefulness in locating, analysing and articulating large amounts of information, apply technical understanding of the physical realm and be creative on the tactile and sensory levels required for effective product design. Many of my university projects have been based on medical products - I have relished the opportunity to positively impact consumer health through working in this field. With a vast depth of existing research available, I have exercised critical judgement and learned to extract meaning from complex technical literature. This has culminated in my Master's dissertation, entitled 'Design and manufacture of a replacement elbow joint'.During my time at Glasgow I have immersed myself in university life. Among many other fantastic opportunities with various clubs and societies, I was honoured to be elected president of the a cappella society, Choral Stimulation. My interpersonal and organisational skills were invaluable assets for this role as I was responsible for arranging and running a large number of events throughout the UK. I also restructured the committee, rewrote the constitution and rebranded the group. Winning the Scottish regional championships was a key highlight.My experiences have cultivated a confidence in being accountable for groups and projects, working well as part of a cohesive team and exercising innovative and critical thinking in a range of environments – bolstering a resolve to excel in my role of Graduate Design Engineer at Dyson after graduation.