I have a question, why is your design work “in a box”?
Maybe this is a case of “lost in translation” but generally, especially when it comes to creative thinking, “in a box” has quite negative connotations, while “thinking outside the box” is a phrase used to describe creative problem solving and to find not always obvious solutions.
Or, I might be missing something clever here?
On another note, your English is not bad but if you have a chance, I’d let a native English speaker look over your writing on the page. It gives it another level of polish. For example, you wrote in the Innowiz project:
“…, developed by Howest University College in Kortrjik.”
What you probably meant to say is that it was developed during your studies there, not by the college itself.
These are details but often it comes down to those and they aren’t hard to fix.
Good luck on your internship search!