As a dancer and performer, I became interested in how movement affects both physical well-being and confidence. Through years of training in hip-hop, cultural dance, and stage performance, I experienced firsthand the physical strain performers often face and began questioning why support products could not be both functional and elegant. That curiosity led me to create Rachel Jobst — a project exploring the intersection of medical support technology, movement science, and human-centered design to help people move more comfortably and confidently in everyday life.