Holdr Co Op

Holdr aims to modernize the fan club experience by offering artists an easy way to partner with their most dedicated fans. This initiative promotes inclusivity within the music industry, ensuring every artist, regardless of their background or resources, has equal access to opportunities. The project requires assistance from Co-Op interns for several objectives: collaboration with the design and development team, enhancing code quality through testing, partaking in Agile/Scrum processes, and refining platform performance for optimal user experience. By the project’s end, a Beta version of Holdr will be launched. This venture not only benefits the Canadian music industry by offering artists sustainable income avenues but also provides interns with a valuable chance to apply academic knowledge, network with professionals, and develop critical skills in a creative and real-world environment. The project promises to further Canada’s commitment to inclusivity and innovation in the arts sector.

Faculty Supervisor:

Sathish Gopalakrishnan

Student:

Partner:

Holdr

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and cultural industries

University:

The University of British Columbia

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