Kartik Bist

As part of the GATE project initiated by Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, I am working with Intershop on designing the future of agentic commerce — with a focus on UX/UI and mobile-first interaction patterns for AI copilots and autonomous agents in B2B e-commerce. Work includes prototyping conversational interfaces, alert systems, and human-AI approval workflows.

• Public Outreach & Research: Managed Instagram and outreach initiatives, created content (posters, emails, stands), and conducted social-media and door-to-door surveys, reaching 60% more students than the previous month. • Research-Lead Initiatives: Facilitating collaborative research efforts reaching hundreds of students to address prevailing university issues, working across various institution and departments to enact solutions. • Personal Consultation: Providing support to students facing discriminat

• Cross-European Leadership & Coordination: Served as Chairperson of the Student Council, leading a team of 20+ representatives across 9 EU countries (representing 124,000 students). My primary challenge was successfully bringing together diverse perspectives from institutions across France, Italy, Germany, Poland, and others. •Strategic Project Delivery: Drove the planning and implementation of a large-scale, EU-wide international entrepreneurship challenge, securing and managing the Erasmus+ project fund

• Policy Contribution: Selected as one of 250 European student delegates to the European Student Assembly. • Cross-cultural Strategy: Collaborated with cross-European peers to synthesize insights on diversity and co-drafted policy recommendations. • Information dissemination : Presented finalized policy recommendations aimed at fostering cultural inclusive practices to the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

•The development and implementation of student-initiated courses as part of the interdisciplinary study program "Bauhaus.modules" is supported by the decision of Awarding committee for competitive funding. • Designing for Humans is a course designed to teach students about the concept of design thinking as a tool for solving problems and introduce them to the concepts of behavioral science and systems thinking in creating human-centric solutions • The following problems are addressed in the session, also

• Central area of responsibility: social transformation, exchange, and conception of digitalization. • Brainstorming: Identifying core areas around the theme of "Concepts of the future" to bring together experts, students, common people, and organizations at a round table as part of a series of events to resolve future issues. • Ideation: Conceptualizing the idea of a digital participation tool within the university to integrate students in policy making, idea exchange and engagement.

• Behavioral Science in Product Development: Leveraging behavioral science models to identify and address latent issues within products, ensuring enhanced user experiences and functionality. • Mentoring Program for Product Development Interns: Providing mentoring to interns working on product development.

Exchange Semester: Agile and lean software development, Requirement engineering and product management

Exchange semester: Physical communication | Virtual Reality | Scientific integrity | Methods of scientific research In collaboration with Solvay Business school Project Management | Business Management and Entrepreneurship | Technological Business development Project EUTOPIA

Usability engineering and testing | Affective computing | physiological computing | Foundations of Human computer interaction | Projection mapping | Stable diffusion | My life My project | Cultural Mapping | Digital culture | Digital Spatial Solution | Human Factors Artificial atmosphe