The step into practice

Impact in a medical context

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With her background in Technical Medicine, Anne-Wil brings a specific perspective to our medical projects. She explores how new technology is implemented within the regulated environment of a hospital.

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"I use my knowledge of the healthcare system to understand how a design impacts daily practice," she explains. Her focus on testing and validation is essential for identifying risks at an early stage.

Room for initiative

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The interns work on a wide range of challenges that directly contribute to our client projects.

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Cas contributes to acquisition trajectories by visualising possibilities for new propositions through free-form design.

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Femke works in the workshop on physical prototypes and 3D models in SolidWorks, testing designs in practice.

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Anne-Wil applies her clinical knowledge, bridging the gap between technology and the day-to-day reality of the end user.

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At Spark, they are trusted to make independent decisions and to experiment with materials and techniques. In doing so, they are not only building products, but also developing the skills needed for professional product development within complex organisations.