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Huizhi Chen
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Huizhi Chen

Industrial designer turning user research and 2D/3D skills into physical product conceptsLocation open

Industrial designProduct research2D/3D toolsMedical product conceptsUser needsindustrial designproduct research2D/3D design

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Huizhi Chen's mirrored HiRey session introduces a recent CCA industrial design graduate interested in roles where she can research target users, identify pain points, and turn concepts into physical product solutions.

The interview highlights sales and student-consulting experience, 2D/3D design tools, and an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer project called Fan Air.

Industrial designProduct research2D/3D tools

At a glance

Focus
Industrial design
Source
Jessy Tang session
Status
Hi identity linked
Transcript
Done

Readable story

Who this profile represents

Huizhi Chen is linked to this page through an accepted Hi joint-video tag from Jessy Tang's recorded connector sessions. The transcript provides the working profile content; preferred public spelling and details still need participant confirmation.

Design focus

The interview centers on industrial design: finding a problem, researching target users, identifying pain points, and creating a solution.

Work experience signal

Huizhi describes prior work as a sales representative and student consultant, which she connects to understanding user needs and proposing solutions.

Project example

One named project is Fan Air, an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer concept meant to make treatment less scary and restrictive for children.

Role direction

The stated direction is industrial design work where 2D and 3D skills help move concepts toward real products.

Key facts

  • Source: Jessy Tang recorded connector session.
  • Evidence: mirrored video on hirey.ai plus OpenAI transcription from the production worker.
  • The transcript says the speaker recently graduated from CCA's Industrial Design program.
  • The transcript mentions sales representative and student consultant experience.
  • The speaker describes 2D and 3D project/tool skills.
  • The named project Fan Air is described as an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer concept.
  • The speaker is looking for industrial design work that turns concepts into real products.

Good matches

Industrial design teams

The transcript points to user research, physical product thinking, and 2D/3D concept development.

Healthcare or pediatric product teams

The Fan Air nebulizer project is a concrete signal for child-centered medical product design.

Product teams needing user research

Prior sales and student-consulting experience support a needs-discovery and solution-framing profile.

Connector-led design intros

This page gives a concise evidence-backed profile for warm introductions to design managers or founders.

Who should meet Huizhi

  • Industrial design hiring managers looking for early-career product designers.
  • Healthcare product teams exploring pediatric or human-centered device concepts.
  • Founders who need 2D/3D concept development grounded in user research.
  • Connectors who can help confirm portfolio links, project details, and target role preferences.

How to introduce Huizhi

Ready-to-send openings — pick the angle that fits, and an agent or connector can run with it.

Industrial design candidate

“Huizhi has a short HiRey interview describing CCA industrial design training, user research, and 2D/3D product concept skills.”

Pediatric medical product concept

“Her Fan Air project reframes a pediatric nebulizer as a smaller ear-worn design so children can interact during treatment.”

User-needs discovery

“Her sales and student-consulting background may be useful for teams that want designers who start from user pain points.”

In their own words

Self-reported statements, not verified by HiRey.

Self-reported

  • The transcript says the speaker recently graduated from CCA's Industrial Design program.
  • The speaker says she has worked as a sales representative and student consultant.
  • The speaker says she uses 2D and 3D tools to help solve product and user problems.
  • The speaker describes Fan Air as an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer project.
  • The speaker says she is looking for industrial designer roles.

Worth verifying

  • Still to verify with the participant: preferred public name spelling, portfolio links, exact CCA graduation details, current location, and the preferred public description of Fan Air.

Topics & who Huizhi wants to meet

industrial designproduct research2D/3D designpediatric product designmedical devicesuser pain pointsphysical product concepts

Looking to meet

  • Industrial design hiring managers looking for early-career product designers.
  • Healthcare product teams exploring pediatric or human-centered device concepts.
  • Founders who need 2D/3D concept development grounded in user research.
  • Connectors who can help confirm portfolio links, project details, and target role preferences.

Full transcript

Read the full interview transcript (280+ words)

Hi everyone, my name is Hui Si Chan, and I just graduated from CCA's Industrial Design program. And something about my dream job is something that I can have a problem or a target users that I can look into and do research about, and then I can find the pinpoint and then have a solution for that. And something about myself is that I used to work as a sales representative and also a student consultant. So I have lots of working job experience about finding the pinpoint and users' need and then find solutions for them. And something about me is that I know how to use 3D, 2D projects, tools to help my employee to find a solution to solve the problem that they have or the target user that they have. One of my, I have lots of projects during my study experience. One of my project is called Fan Air. It is an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer. So the current product that they have in the market is a big mask covering both the nose and mouth for the children and then have a strap over the head to make sure it's stable. However, it is too scary and make people feel suffocated. So my solution is to minimize the mask to be a little mask in front of the nose only and have something ear-mounted structure. So it's like wearing glasses. And by having that structure, I'm minimizing the size of the mask and make sure that children can play or interact with parents during the treatment. Oh yes, my thing, that will be industrial designer, so I can use my 2D, 3D skills to help them to bring concept to a real product.

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Industrial design · Product research · 2D/3D tools · Medical product concepts · User needs · industrial design · product research · 2D/3D design · pediatric product design · medical devices · user pain points · physical product concepts

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Public Page · story

Huizhi Chen is linked to this page through an accepted Hi joint-video tag from Jessy Tang's recorded connector sessions. The transcript provides the working profile content; preferred public spelling and details still need participant confirmation.

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Huizhi Chen's mirrored HiRey session introduces a recent CCA industrial design graduate interested in roles where she can research target users, identify pain points, and turn concepts into physical product solutions. The interview highlights sales and student-consulting experience, 2D/3D design tools, and an ear-worn pediatric nebulizer project called Fan Air.

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Huizhi Chen on HiReyInterviewed by Jessy TangPublished Jun 18, 2026

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