After graduating from my masters, I am ready to start working. I like being invested in a large part of the design and development process, so I think working at a relatively small studio suits me better than a large company where I would be responsible for only a specific part of the process. An important element for me is that I will work with both my brain and hands, i.e., not sitting behind a computer all day. I like making physical designs and include aesthetic appearances and tactility.
Ideally, I find investors and/or partners to pursue further development of InForm. I do not feel comfortable continuing the project individually, hence I would like to continue it with a partner (company). To set the first step in gaining publicity and funding, I will submit my project to both the James Dyson Award and the Design Intelligence Award (DIA), with extended expert support for the latter.