About
My name is Trini — I'm a student @ Stanford working towards a B.S. Design and B.A. Theater and Performance Studies.
In my Design degree, I work towards creating immersive experiences and tell impactful stories. I am also pursuing a degree in the Theater and Performance Studies department — where I concentrate in theatrical design (lighting design).
I currently work at the Designing Education Lab in the Center for Design Research, promoting accessibility for blind and low-vision students, and the TAPS Scene Shop, supporting electrics and scenic construction.
Through that work as a scenic technician on professional mainstages and as a student designer with a repertory theatrical company, I've gained tangible experience in taking design concepts from ideation to full performance realization :)
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Adobe (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Theatrical control systems (EOS, QLab)
Interactive Text (Twine)
3D modeling (Vectorworks, Blender)
Wireframing (Figma)
Physical construction (woodworking, laser cutting, rapid prototyping)
Front-end application programming (Python, React.js)
Accessibility frameworks (Universal Design for Learning, Ability-Based Design, co-design)
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2025 ETC Fred Foster Mentorship Awardee - Lighting Design
Awarded 2024 VPUE Stem Fellowship; competitive application process. Received $7,500 in funding to conduct design research.
Presented “Enhancing Digital Accessibility: Co-Design for Blind and Low Vision Engineering Students”
Mechanical Engineering Summer Undergraduate Research Institute Poster Presentation – Stanford University — Aug 24
Presented “Co-Designing an Accessible Electronic Circuit Simulator for Blind and Low Vision Learners”
Stanford Symposia of Undergraduate Research and Public Service (SURPS) — Oct 24