Josephine has a varied background and is an accredited optical dispenser. She initially graduated as an Architect Engineer in 2001 before studying multimedia and graphic design. She won the first project award in 2002, developing a 3D software application to assist the Deaf community in learning the alphabet and forming healthy habits.

Josephine moved to Australia in 2005 and worked as a graphic designer for a while before taking a managing position in a construction company. She fantasised about 3D-printed eyewear because of her interest in 3D printing. Josephine set out on her path after seeing the need for comfortable eyewear that matched each person’s preferred size, colour, and pattern. Josephine set off on this expedition.

There were challenges with the project being leading the 3D printed customised Eyewear in Australia. To select and test the optimal 3D printing technology, purchase 3D printers, and assemble all required parts, research and development got underway in 2019. The final glasses are well-liked and renowned for their comfort, toughness, and design.

Josephine finished the Optical Dispensing course to broaden her knowledge and improve her ability to serve clients. She greets everyone at her store with warmth and affection. Beyond her professional pursuits, Josephine enjoys travelling with her family and friends and the simple pleasure of walking.