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2010 - present

2010 - present

Education
 

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Timothy Smith

Industrial Designer

timsmithid@gmail.com

portfolio: www.timsmithid.com

347.404.4205

references available upon request

 

Digital Skill Summary: Solidworks, Rhino 3D, Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop, Keyshot, Alias Automotive

Physical Skill: Summary: Model Building/3D Printing, Model Painting, Woodwork, Mechanics, Manufacturing Materials, Blacksmithing

 

Designer at Tilite

Jan 2014 - Nov 2016

Designer tasked with creating higher end hard and soft good options and accessories for titanium, aluminum and carbon fiber wheelchairs. Completed designs focused on cost and weight reduction and worked in conjunction with overseas vendors regularly. Participates in all phases of the design cycle including sketching, ideation, modeling in SolidWorks, 3D printing and digital production drawing. Recently redesigned pieces to be stronger but significantly less expensive to reduce product costs. Also designs new products such as backpacks and pouches that utilize new and innovative materials.

 

Bachelor of Fine Arts Industrial Design at Savannah College of Art and Design

Graduated 2012

Notable Student Design Projects (full portfolio with images at www.timsmithid.com):

 

Remington Arms Camping Equipment

Part of a three-person externship assigned with creating a new line of camping equipment for the expansion of Remington’s product line. Participated in all phases of the project including: Market Research, Ideation, Sketching, 3D Modeling, 3D Printing and Physical Model prototypes. Personally presented to Remington executives.

 

Riva Wine Set

Part of a three-person group project that studied the yacht company’s unique branding in order to create a product that perfectly fit the brand. This project emphasized branding researching, sketching, and woodworking to build physical prototypes.

 

Red Cross Shovel and Shelter Kit

Part of a two person group redesigning a more ergonomic and efficient shelter kit that could easily be employed by anyone in an emergency situation. Emphasis on low budget design. Designed the kit and field tested the ergonomics with a physical prototype.

 

Magnet Holster

Senior project designing a quick draw pistol holster. Heavy focus on ergonomics and efficiency of use. Designed for police and military personnel which incorporated magnets to control moving mechanisms.

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