Alejandrina Hernandez Zavarce 

"I'm resourceful, I'm always thinking outside the box, and I  believe that design can change the world one step at a time."

I'm a recent Dawson College Industrial Design graduate  living in Montreal, Quebec,  with the intention of finding an internship or job opportunity within a multidisciplinary environment in order to fully experience the conceptual development of products.

My skills include finding unusual and creative solutions to any given problem while managing my time  and delivering  results beyond expectations. I am sensible to the society’s needs, to the environment, and I am especially passionate in helping disabled people along with unserved poor communities.

Metaphorically, working in teams is much like completing a puzzle, it involves listening and integrating collective ideas to combine all the pieces to create a successful final proposal that is greater than the sum of its parts.

ABOUT  ALEJANDRINA

ABOUT THE "ORUGA" PROJECT

THESIS PROJECT: "ORUGA" RIDEABLE TOY

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May 20, 2020; Chicago, Illinois –  Alejandrina Hernandez was awarded first place in the Bonnell Sustainable Design Category, for her idea of a convertible cart/bed for refugees that could be distributed by the UNHCR, NGOs and UNICEF. 

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