NSW EPN x Matrix - Transport Mystery Box | Thursday 17 July 2025
Thursday 17 July 2025
Time 5.30pm (for 6pm start) until 8.00pm
Format In Person Networking Event
Location WSP Office - Level 27/680 George St, Sydney NSW 2000 (Eora Country)
Tickets
| AITPM Members | $10.00 |
| AITPM Student/ Retired Members | Complimentary |
| Government Subscribers | Complimentary |
| Corporate Subscribers | 20% off non-member |
| Non Members | $25.00 |
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About this event
The transition to a smarter technology future in transport requires integration of features, functionalities and a near endless source of data. However, what gets lost during the way is bringing the end user along with the journey.
This mystery box event will allow attendees to collaborate in teams in order to design an ideal app that will allow them (as transport professionals and users/customers) to make more informed and effectiveness decisions on their journeys.
Attendees are not required to bring their own materials as it will be provided. This event is designed to be interactive, tactile, and focuses more on the conceptual design on the building blocks of an app (features and functionalities) as well as the considerations for user experience/design.
The key tenets of an app would consider at least the following:
1) Ease of navigation and timeliness of information/data
2) Reliability of services and robust suggestions on alternative mode choices
3) Ease of access
4) Caters to both daily (habitual) and unique travel patterns
Groups will then have the opportunity to present their unique app design to a panel of judges with winners announced.
Registrations close at 10am on Tuesday 15 July 2025.
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Judges
Carmine Mastrantone | Senior Manager – Product Experience and Design | Transport for NSW
With over 18 years of experience, Carmine is a senior leader in experience design and design research, known for building award-winning teams that champion user-centred design across digital and physical services. He has led research design and UX design initiatives across Transport for NSW, earning both a Good Design and Better Future World Design award. Passionate about embedding design excellence, at Transport for NSW he standardised customer journey mapping, introduced tools such as MIRO and Dovetail, and explored the use of AI to improve workflows. Beyond his government role, Carmine also developed and delivers a one-day CX masterclass through the Public Sector Network, helping professionals connect UX and Service Design for greater impact. In addition, he is an active mentor on ADPList, supporting emerging designers and researchers around the world.
James (Kayik) Choi | Data Analyst | NSW Government
James (Kayik) is a Data Analyst working for NSW Government in Sydney, Australia and interned at Aimsun before joining government. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from University of Sydney and is currently pursuing a Master in Information Technology whilst working with workforce and operational data analytics. He has built and delivered automated reporting solutions using SQL and Power BI, helping to modernise and standardise data reporting processes, and uses Python for exploratory analysis across different geographic areas and demographic factors. From his analytical background in both government and transport sectors, James (Kayik) enjoys working with demographic and operational data whilst recently exploring applications of geospatial analysis in workforce reporting.
Join the AITPM members from these organisations who have already registered including:
| Organisation | State |
|---|---|
| University of Technology Sydney | NSW |
| Avisttas Pty. Ltd. | NSW |
| UNSW | NSW |
| Waverley Council | NSW |
| Transport for NSW | NSW |
| AITPM | VIC |
| AITPM | VIC |
| University of Sydney | NSW |
