Monday, 15 June 2026 — President University hosted the Bootcamp Project Briefing by Mattel at the Theater, President University Convention Center (PUCC), President University Main Campus, Jababeka City. The session introduced a range of industry projects offered by Mattel as part of President University's Bootcamp Project curriculum, providing students with opportunities to solve real-world challenges through projects directly assigned by industry.

Representatives from Mattel, including Adyanto Mendila, Manager of Lean Supply Chain; Ifadhila Affia, Lean Supply Chain Engineer; Muhammad Daffa Akbari, Digital Transformation Engineer; and Daniel Adif Nugroho, Digital Transformation Engineer, presented the available bootcamp projects and explained the objectives, expectations, and skills required for each opportunity. Mattel also brought Moshe Dayan, an Informatics Study Program student from batch 2023 at President University who is currently interning at the company, to share his experience working in a global manufacturing environment. Earlier this year, Moshe received an individual award at the Global Manufacturing Internship Project Competition, recognizing his innovation and contributions among Mattel interns from around the world.

Through the Bootcamp Project, students will work on actual business and manufacturing cases provided by Mattel, enabling them to apply classroom knowledge while developing practical problem-solving, teamwork, and professional skills. The collaboration reflects President University's commitment to experiential learning by connecting students directly with industry partners and preparing them to contribute in real workplace settings.