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I am a product and industrial designer with a background in human-centered design, sustainability, and systems thinking. I am currently completing a Master’s in Digital Arts and Intermedia Practices at Trinity College Dublin, and I previously completed a BFA in Industrial Design with a minor in Sustainability at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where I graduated with academic honors and received departmental leadership recognition. My experience spans both academic and applied design work across physical and digital products. I have worked on projects in collaboration with Accenture’s innovation team at The Dock, where my group explored how AI could support lesser spoken languages through a tool called Project Poly, as well as research-driven design work with MIT’s AgeLab, focusing on inclusive design and spatial systems. I have also developed concept-level product and service designs through partnerships with companies like Johnson & Johnson and The Fulham Group, where I translated research and constraints into early stage prototypes, user flows, and 3D concepts. Alongside my studies, I have professional experience as a freelance CAD designer, and several years in retail leadership at Starbucks, where I progressed into a shift manager role. This has shaped how I work under pressure, communicate with teams, and stay grounded in real user needs. What sets me apart is the combination of technical design skills across both physical and digital tools, experience working in cross-disciplinary and research-heavy environments, and a strong focus on translating complex problems into clear, usable systems.…I am a product and industrial designer with a background in human-centered design, sustainability, and systems thinking. I am currently completing a Master’s in Digital Arts and Intermedia Practices at Trinity College Dublin, and I previously completed a BFA in Industrial Design with a minor in Sustainability at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where I graduated with academic honors and received departmental leadership recognition. My experience spans both academic and applied design work across physical and digital products. I have worked on projects in collaboration with Accenture’s innovation team at The Dock, where my group explored how AI could support lesser spoken languages through a tool called Project Poly, as well as research-driven design work with MIT’s AgeLab, focusing on inclusive design and spatial systems. I have also developed concept-level product and service designs through partnerships with companies like Johnson & Johnson and The Fulham Group, where I translated research and constraints into early stage prototypes, user flows, and 3D concepts. Alongside my studies, I have professional experience as a freelance CAD designer, and several years in retail leadership at Starbucks, where I progressed into a shift manager role. This has shaped how I work under pressure, communicate with teams, and stay grounded in real user needs. What sets me apart is the combination of technical design skills across both physical and digital tools, experience working in cross-disciplinary and research-heavy environments, and a strong focus on translating complex problems into clear, usable systems.

Caroline Holloway

Designer, Product Designer, Brand Designer, +5

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I am a product and industrial designer with a background in human-centered design, sustainability, and systems thinking. I am currently completing a Master’s in Digital Arts and Intermedia Practices at Trinity College Dublin, and I previously completed a BFA in Industrial Design with a minor in Sustainability at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where I graduated with academic honors and received departmental leadership recognition. My experience spans both academic and applied design work across physical and digital products. I have worked on projects in collaboration with Accenture’s innovation team at The Dock, where my group explored how AI could support lesser spoken languages through a tool called Project Poly, as well as research-driven design work with MIT’s AgeLab, focusing on inclusive design and spatial systems. I have also developed concept-level product and service designs through partnerships with companies like Johnson & Johnson and The Fulham Group, where I translated research and constraints into early stage prototypes, user flows, and 3D concepts. Alongside my studies, I have professional experience as a freelance CAD designer, and several years in retail leadership at Starbucks, where I progressed into a shift manager role. This has shaped how I work under pressure, communicate with teams, and stay grounded in real user needs. What sets me apart is the combination of technical design skills across both physical and digital tools, experience working in cross-disciplinary and research-heavy environments, and a strong focus on translating complex problems into clear, usable systems.…I am a product and industrial designer with a background in human-centered design, sustainability, and systems thinking. I am currently completing a Master’s in Digital Arts and Intermedia Practices at Trinity College Dublin, and I previously completed a BFA in Industrial Design with a minor in Sustainability at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where I graduated with academic honors and received departmental leadership recognition. My experience spans both academic and applied design work across physical and digital products. I have worked on projects in collaboration with Accenture’s innovation team at The Dock, where my group explored how AI could support lesser spoken languages through a tool called Project Poly, as well as research-driven design work with MIT’s AgeLab, focusing on inclusive design and spatial systems. I have also developed concept-level product and service designs through partnerships with companies like Johnson & Johnson and The Fulham Group, where I translated research and constraints into early stage prototypes, user flows, and 3D concepts. Alongside my studies, I have professional experience as a freelance CAD designer, and several years in retail leadership at Starbucks, where I progressed into a shift manager role. This has shaped how I work under pressure, communicate with teams, and stay grounded in real user needs. What sets me apart is the combination of technical design skills across both physical and digital tools, experience working in cross-disciplinary and research-heavy environments, and a strong focus on translating complex problems into clear, usable systems.

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I am a product and industrial designer with a background in human-centered design, sustainability, and systems thinking. I am currently completing a Master’s in Digital Arts and Intermedia Practices at Trinity College Dublin, and I previously completed a BFA in Industrial Design with a minor in Sustainability at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where I graduated with academic honors and received departmental leadership recognition.

My experience spans both academic and applied design work across physical and digital products. I have worked on projects in collaboration with Accenture’s innovation team at The Dock, where my group explored how AI could support lesser spoken languages through a tool called Project Poly, as well as research-driven design work with MIT’s AgeLab, focusing on inclusive design and spatial systems. I have also developed concept-level product and service designs through partnerships with companies like Johnson & Johnson and The Fulham Group, where I translated research and constraints into early stage prototypes, user flows, and 3D concepts.

Alongside my studies, I have professional experience as a freelance CAD designer, and several years in retail leadership at Starbucks, where I progressed into a shift manager role. This has shaped how I work under pressure, communicate with teams, and stay grounded in real user needs.

What sets me apart is the combination of technical design skills across both physical and digital tools, experience working in cross-disciplinary and research-heavy environments, and a strong focus on translating complex problems into clear, usable systems.