Budapest, Budapest, Hungary
I am a Project Coordinator with experience in additive manufacturing and a background in Graphic Arts. I combine creativity with process improvement, backed by a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification. My work includes organizing events and business travels, leading machine setup trainings for customers, and building automated workflows in Power Automate to streamline operations. I am known for being reliable, versatile, and always looking for innovative ways to connect design, engineering, and technology.
- Managed day-to-day project tasks in Jira, including sprint planning, issue tracking, status updates, and backlog prioritization. - Coordinated the planning, production, and delivery of video-based e-learning materials, liaising with multimedia teams to support scripting, recording, editing, and quality assurance. - Uploaded and maintained e-learning content in Thinkific, structuring courses, updating modules, and ensuring learner accessibility. - Configured assessments, tests, and exams in Brillium, aligning evaluations with learning objectives. - Served as the central point of contact for subject-matter experts, instructional designers, product managers, external partners, and trainers, ensuring clear communication and alignment on project goals.
- Managed and coordinated business and group travels for project teams across different locations - Ensured seamless travel and event management during critical project phases under tight deadlines. - Contributed to the creation of a comprehensive travel policy, ensuring cost efficiency and clarity for all employees. - Designed and developed an automated travel request workflow to streamline approvals, reduce administrative workload, and maintain budget compliance. - Organized and supported on-site and virtual events, including trainings, workshops, and project meetings. - Maintained close cross-functional communication to align travel and event planning with project goals and company policies.
- Supervising projects from initial planning to final delivery - Strategically planning the portfolio to balance resources and maximize output - Planning and organizing manufacturing processes within the additive manufacturing (AM) framework - Involved in project implementation and provided on-site training for clients - Managing both written and spoken communication with clients, ensuring smooth communication and timely delivery of materials and services - Preparing detailed price offers for tailored solutions within a field of AM - Communicating with suppliers and external partners to coordinate activities Proficient in operating a range of 3D printers, including Formlabs models (Fuse 1, Form 4, Form 4L, Form 3, etc.), Bambulab printers (P1S, X1C, X1E, etc.), Prusa MK3S, 3DGence F350, Scantech Simscan 42, and Shining Freescan Combo, among others.
-Creating diverse design solutions, including 3D visualizations and layouts -Designing and planning catalogs with a focus on both aesthetics and functionality -Contributing innovative ideas to align with branding and project goals -Collaborating with the creative team to design the stand for Maison&Objet -Supervising the additive manufacturing process to ensure smooth operations -Preparing products for shipment, ensuring proper packaging and organization
- Offering support and assistance to students during lab sessions and activities - Organizing and overseeing 3D printing projects to ensure efficient workflow - Ensuring all equipment is in excellent condition and ready for use Familiarity with Craftbot XL, Craftbot 3, Shining Einscan Pro 2X, Polymaker Polysher http://dflab.org/
This exhibition came to fruition to accompany the series of panel discussions ’Trends and Non-Trends’. Exhibiting artists: Ádám ALBERT, Péter GALLOV, Kitti GOSZTOLA, Tibor ISKI KOCSIS, Gábor KOÓS, Katalin KORTMANN JÁRAY, Krisztián KRISTÓF, Eszter METZING, Tünde MÉZES, Zsolt MOLNÁR, Árpád SZIGETI, Kamilla SZÍJ Date: 23.01 –29.01.2022 Location: MKE PROFIL, Budapest
Create and organize the series of panel discussions "Trends and Non-trends". The series of four discussions featured artists who have or had different types of connections with graphic art: they use graphic techniques to create their works, or their artistic practice and vision is characterized by a graphic way of thinking. The result of the events available at the university's YouTube channel.