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Once a systems engineer buried in dashboards and data lakes, I Rishabh Shukla now spend my spends his time chasing aha moments at the messy intersection of tech, sustainability and storytelling. I am He is currently pursuing my an MSc in Global Technology and Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship (yes, it is a mouthfultry saying that fast) and proudly serve serves as a University Innovation Fellow at TUHH. I help In this role, he helps stir up creativity, challenge outdated thinking, and quietly sneak design thinking into unexpected placeswhere it usually is not invited.

How can I help? If Rishabh is someone you are looking turn to when you want to spark fresh ideas, decode unpack complex problems, or make your messaging communication sound more human and less robotic, I am probably already scribbling notesengaging. I have worked He has collaborated with startupsglobal companies, corporates, student participated in innovation challenges and contributed to grassroots initiatives and a few very confused whiteboards. Every time, the goal has been the same: make things better, bolder and more always focused on turning ambitious ideas into meaningfulresults.

I got here through a mix of curiosity, caffeine and a habit of saying yes before I figure things out. From writing code His journey has taken him from corporate tech life in India to running innovation challenges market research in GermanyHamburg to exploring Lithuanian forests during his semester abroad. Along the way, from volunteering on he has immersed himself in sustainability projects , design-led workshops and too many case competitions to managing university social media accounts, I have collected storiescount. What connects all these experiences is his love for building bridges between disciplines, skills between people and a deep belief that good ideas deserve better executionoccasionally toward the dessert table.

Why trust me? Because I have been in He brings energy, curiosity and a sense of play into the chaos toooften messy world of innovation. I know what it feels like to pitch wild ideas He has pitched in quiet roomsboardrooms with shaky hands, learned by doing, to fail forward and to learn faster than the manual allows. I also believe in being transparent about what I do not knowbelieves that a sharpie, a blank Miro board and being relentless a strong cup of chai can go a long way in trying to figure it outsolving the right problems.

We probably If you think innovation should be more about bold action and less about buzzwords, you already have more something in common than you thinkwith him. Maybe If you are also someone who believes innovation should be practical have ever felt like an outsider trying to both fit in and people-centeredstand out, he has been there too. Maybe And if you love talking long conversations about food and ideas in the same breath. Or maybe, just maybefuture trends or movie soundtracks, you are also secretly building something that might just workhe is already listening.

Let’s connect. Let’s build. And let’s have Rishabh is always up for creating something weird, human and just a little fun while we are at itbit brilliant.