Harsh Madan is a Toronto-based industrial designer currently pursuing a Bachelor of Design at OCAD University, with a minor in sustainability. With a keen interest in product and service design, he focses on creating functional, user-centered solutions that bridge the gap between technology, sustainability, and everyday usability. His design approach is rooted in problem-solving, material innovation, and human-centered
thinking, ensuring that products are not only visually compelling but also intuitive and efficient. With experience in rapid prototyping, 3D modeling, and iterative design processes, Harsh thrives on refining ideas into tangible, impactful solutions.
Currently, he is exploring the intersection of smart technology, sustainable materials, and user experience in design. His future goals include working on product development, service accessibility, and design systems that improve everyday interactions through thoughtful
innovation.
thinking, ensuring that products are not only visually compelling but also intuitive and efficient. With experience in rapid prototyping, 3D modeling, and iterative design processes, Harsh thrives on refining ideas into tangible, impactful solutions.
Currently, he is exploring the intersection of smart technology, sustainable materials, and user experience in design. His future goals include working on product development, service accessibility, and design systems that improve everyday interactions through thoughtful
innovation.