Designer within the Tellart development team involved in all stages of design development for multiple interactive experiences and exhibitions. Includes, but not limited to concept generation & sketch development, illustration, prototyping hardware/software, 3D modeling, rendering & animation, motion graphics, full stack design/material specification for production and logistics, as well as sourcing and managing vendors, while researching new solutions for new, unsolved problems everyday. Clients span multiple industries, including but not limited to David Rose & MIT, The Economic Development Board of Singapore (The Coffee Connector, Winner of the 2015 Core77 Interaction Professional Notable award, and shortlisted for the 2015 IxDA Interaction Awards), The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai UAE (winner of the 2015 Core77 Speculative Design Award for Museum of Future Government Services), California Academy of Science (2015 Color of Life exhibition), United Technologies, Purina (Better with Pets), Toyota (Coming Soon) and Google.

Previously a design intern responsible for multiple aspects of the concept development process. This includes but is not limited to brainstorming, ideation, refinement sketches/illustrations, 3D modeling/rendering, color scheme generation and daily communication with the development team.

Modeled, positioned & rendered multiple P.O.P displays for the notable coffee brand, Keurig.

Part-time consultant responsible for product renders utilized in the development process as well as for presentations to clients.

Worked under the Playskool umbrella in the Precool department assisting in day to day design collaborations, concept development, model making, brainstorming and graphic work for future releases of the Playskool Heroes brand.